Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 25-26William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 25
... Prince of Hesse Hom- berg , Generals Mereveldt and Wittgen- stein , were also to take post at this station . the Partha river . General Sachen's corps , | forward on Leipsig ; keeping up the com- who supported General Langeron , very ...
... Prince of Hesse Hom- berg , Generals Mereveldt and Wittgen- stein , were also to take post at this station . the Partha river . General Sachen's corps , | forward on Leipsig ; keeping up the com- who supported General Langeron , very ...
Page 29
... Prince Royal's thanks for the force which for some time had been op- services they rendered.- —During the ac- posed to the Prince Royal of Sweden and tion twenty - two guns of Saxon artillery General Blucher , had taken up a very good ...
... Prince Royal's thanks for the force which for some time had been op- services they rendered.- —During the ac- posed to the Prince Royal of Sweden and tion twenty - two guns of Saxon artillery General Blucher , had taken up a very good ...
Page 37
... Prince ; and that with an extension of territory ! And be- that Prince is one of the very dynasty for cause she has dared to do this without first uniting himself with which this writer obtaining our approbation ! —These writers ...
... Prince ; and that with an extension of territory ! And be- that Prince is one of the very dynasty for cause she has dared to do this without first uniting himself with which this writer obtaining our approbation ! —These writers ...
Contents
Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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