Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 25-26William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 55
... means an obli - having on his part neglected any means to gation , nor does it otherwise in any manner announce , that when that time is arrived the negociations should cease . Will not the Mediator consider it his most sacred duty to ...
... means an obli - having on his part neglected any means to gation , nor does it otherwise in any manner announce , that when that time is arrived the negociations should cease . Will not the Mediator consider it his most sacred duty to ...
Page 559
ous means , will have the whole of your poe- ple out of whom to choose persons for your service ; but , if once you were to be per- suaded to rule by means of corruption , you yourself would become a slave . You must then take the ...
ous means , will have the whole of your poe- ple out of whom to choose persons for your service ; but , if once you were to be per- suaded to rule by means of corruption , you yourself would become a slave . You must then take the ...
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... means of weakening and temptation to do harm . You are at degrading France , are also for using every the head of that people , whose example , possible means of preventing the establish- in the course of a few years , must be ment of a ...
... means of weakening and temptation to do harm . You are at degrading France , are also for using every the head of that people , whose example , possible means of preventing the establish- in the course of a few years , must be ment of a ...
Contents
Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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