Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 453
... army alone wished it , when it is not more than ten months ago , that we were assured that the army held him in the utmost contempt ! Can this wation still believe all these contradictory assertions ? It is notorious , that the English ...
... army alone wished it , when it is not more than ten months ago , that we were assured that the army held him in the utmost contempt ! Can this wation still believe all these contradictory assertions ? It is notorious , that the English ...
Page 553
... army ; that the army were so attached to him that they never could endure the good king Louis ; that the army bore down twenty - five , or thirty , millions of good Frenchmen ; that the whole nation was nothing , and the army every ...
... army ; that the army were so attached to him that they never could endure the good king Louis ; that the army bore down twenty - five , or thirty , millions of good Frenchmen ; that the whole nation was nothing , and the army every ...
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... Army under the walls of Paris . Art , II . The French Army shall put itself in march to - morrow , to take up its position behind the Loire . Paris shall be completely evacuated in three days ; and the movement behind the Lejre shall be ...
... Army under the walls of Paris . Art , II . The French Army shall put itself in march to - morrow , to take up its position behind the Loire . Paris shall be completely evacuated in three days ; and the movement behind the Lejre shall be ...
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