Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 25-26William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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... Allies . In this attempt we trust their ground and belying their own asser- " he will fail ; for the Allies see and feel tions , they prove to us , that it is not safety " that their truest interests consist in the they want , but war ...
... Allies . In this attempt we trust their ground and belying their own asser- " he will fail ; for the Allies see and feel tions , they prove to us , that it is not safety " that their truest interests consist in the they want , but war ...
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... allies could not foresee this . If , believing all that the Times newspaper told them about the disaffection of the French , and their readiness to hoist the white flag and declare for the Bourbons ; if , I say , the Allies were so ...
... allies could not foresee this . If , believing all that the Times newspaper told them about the disaffection of the French , and their readiness to hoist the white flag and declare for the Bourbons ; if , I say , the Allies were so ...
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... Allies , which , as the Chancellor honourable to each . -The Allied Sove- of the Exchequer admits , may be delayed | reigns desire that France may be great , in its publication by circumstances which powerful , and happy ; because the ...
... Allies , which , as the Chancellor honourable to each . -The Allied Sove- of the Exchequer admits , may be delayed | reigns desire that France may be great , in its publication by circumstances which powerful , and happy ; because the ...
Contents
Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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