Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 25-26William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 151
... Grandier was his rival , Solicited for his brethren , with such inve- terate insolence , that he conceived for him so bitter an aversion , as to resolve to let no occasion slip of doing him a mischief . Grandier likewise incurred the ...
... Grandier was his rival , Solicited for his brethren , with such inve- terate insolence , that he conceived for him so bitter an aversion , as to resolve to let no occasion slip of doing him a mischief . Grandier likewise incurred the ...
Page 181
... Grandier and his com- plices to be imprisoned , with the like com- mand to all the Marshals , Provosts , & c . and other officers and persons , to assist the execution of the said ordinance , and to obey for the doing thereof all the ...
... Grandier and his com- plices to be imprisoned , with the like com- mand to all the Marshals , Provosts , & c . and other officers and persons , to assist the execution of the said ordinance , and to obey for the doing thereof all the ...
Page 183
... Grandier was mentioned therein , finished , but that there was another made and the crimes , the knowledge whereof the 19th of the same month ; and the 30th they sought for , were so foul and abomi- they began to draw up in writing the ...
... Grandier was mentioned therein , finished , but that there was another made and the crimes , the knowledge whereof the 19th of the same month ; and the 30th they sought for , were so foul and abomi- they began to draw up in writing the ...
Contents
Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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