Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 577
... peace , if you demanded any concession from America . You insisted on great concessions on her part as a sine qua non of peace ; and , after three months more , you made peace by giving up every thing , not excepting the sine qua non ...
... peace , if you demanded any concession from America . You insisted on great concessions on her part as a sine qua non of peace ; and , after three months more , you made peace by giving up every thing , not excepting the sine qua non ...
Page 673
... Peace of Ghent . | 66 [ 674 reading the Proclamation , in the USU- " AL WAY , at the door of the office at " Whitehall . " This was all , and , I will be bound , that even the people passing in Ame - the street did not know what it was ...
... Peace of Ghent . | 66 [ 674 reading the Proclamation , in the USU- " AL WAY , at the door of the office at " Whitehall . " This was all , and , I will be bound , that even the people passing in Ame - the street did not know what it was ...
Page 713
... peace and war . As for peace , rent ; by the trippling of the poors - rates " we could have no more than a fever- and the paupers ; by the law relative to ish , unrefreshing dream of peace the importation of Corn ; by all the laws still ...
... peace and war . As for peace , rent ; by the trippling of the poors - rates " we could have no more than a fever- and the paupers ; by the law relative to ish , unrefreshing dream of peace the importation of Corn ; by all the laws still ...
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