Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 25-26William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 93
... assertion , founded on mere hearsay , or sent forth without even alleged hearsay to sanction it . The assertions respecting his heroic humanity stand upon a different foundation . The facts are recorded in the histories of his campaigns ...
... assertion , founded on mere hearsay , or sent forth without even alleged hearsay to sanction it . The assertions respecting his heroic humanity stand upon a different foundation . The facts are recorded in the histories of his campaigns ...
Page 407
... assertion , declares it to be a most unqualified false- hood ; the fact being , that the office was given up to Mr. Fearn by Mr. Butt , at the earnest solicitation of the former , and merely to oblige him . Mr. Cochrane Johnstone having ...
... assertion , declares it to be a most unqualified false- hood ; the fact being , that the office was given up to Mr. Fearn by Mr. Butt , at the earnest solicitation of the former , and merely to oblige him . Mr. Cochrane Johnstone having ...
Page 721
... assertion in your Re - the blame upon land - owners , parsons , and solutions , which I must notice , before I farmers . proceed to shew you the real causes of the At the Portsmouth petitioning Meeting dearth of which you complain . You ...
... assertion in your Re - the blame upon land - owners , parsons , and solutions , which I must notice , before I farmers . proceed to shew you the real causes of the At the Portsmouth petitioning Meeting dearth of which you complain . You ...
Contents
Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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