Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 25-26William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 7
... endeavour- ing to push him further now . Oh ! no ! there is no risk to us . Very true , and the Court of Vienna knows that very well . -After all , however , we are , it seems , to take such terms as we can get , rather than send off ...
... endeavour- ing to push him further now . Oh ! no ! there is no risk to us . Very true , and the Court of Vienna knows that very well . -After all , however , we are , it seems , to take such terms as we can get , rather than send off ...
Page 257
... endeavour to degrade the Deity , for the purpose of giving a sanction to the acts of tyrants , they will never find me introduc- ing religion , or religious subjects , into the Register . But , as long as Napoleon , or any other despot ...
... endeavour to degrade the Deity , for the purpose of giving a sanction to the acts of tyrants , they will never find me introduc- ing religion , or religious subjects , into the Register . But , as long as Napoleon , or any other despot ...
Page 705
... endeavour , as it is my duty , to shew , that this objection of mine is well - founded ; and , in order to do it in a clear and satisfactory manner , I will , as which you have caused to be published under the signature of your Mayor ...
... endeavour , as it is my duty , to shew , that this objection of mine is well - founded ; and , in order to do it in a clear and satisfactory manner , I will , as which you have caused to be published under the signature of your Mayor ...
Contents
Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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