Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 25-26William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 86
Page 213
... Paris , " 6 66 66 66 tone which the news - paper press has as- sumed since Buonaparte left Paris at the head of his army . Like cowards , the con- temptible conductors of these vehicles of falsehood " swagger and bully " when the enemy ...
... Paris , " 6 66 66 66 tone which the news - paper press has as- sumed since Buonaparte left Paris at the head of his army . Like cowards , the con- temptible conductors of these vehicles of falsehood " swagger and bully " when the enemy ...
Page 219
... Paris ? Bankruptcy and swindling . Like a fraudulent tenant , the last acts of whose Occupancy are waste and spoliation , he " plunders the Bank , and robs the mer- " chants , that the lawful master of the 66 " and nearest to himself ...
... Paris ? Bankruptcy and swindling . Like a fraudulent tenant , the last acts of whose Occupancy are waste and spoliation , he " plunders the Bank , and robs the mer- " chants , that the lawful master of the 66 " and nearest to himself ...
Page 463
... Paris followed the habitants of Paris , he tells them , that " the defeat of Bonaparte in a great battle , it attempts to put an end to so many misfor- might then have afforded a substantial tri- tunes have been useless , because there ...
... Paris followed the habitants of Paris , he tells them , that " the defeat of Bonaparte in a great battle , it attempts to put an end to so many misfor- might then have afforded a substantial tri- tunes have been useless , because there ...
Contents
Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
38 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
accused affidavit Allies amongst appears army assertion believe Berenger Blucher Bonaparte Bourbons Buonaparté called Captain Campbell cause charge circumstances Cochrane Johnstone Code Napoleon command conduct consequence corn Cortes corvées Courier Court Dartford declared deponent effect Emperor Emperor of Austria endeavour enemy England Europe fact favour feel former France French gentleman give Grandier honour hope House judge Jury justice King King of France letter liberty Lord Burghersh Lord Castlereagh Lord Cochrane Lord Wellington Lordship Loudun Louis XVIII Majesty Mant means ment military mind Minister Moreau Napoleon nation negociations neral never object occasion officers opinion paper Paris peace persons Pichegru political possession present Prince principles punishment reader received respect restored Royal Highness Russia shew sovereign suffer suppose Sweden taxes thing throne tion told treaty troops truth whole wish writer