Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 25-26William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 639
... presents shall come , greet- and as we cannot accept of one which it is indispensable to correct , we convene for the 10th of June , in the present year , the Sc- nate and Legislative Body , with intent to lay before them the business ...
... presents shall come , greet- and as we cannot accept of one which it is indispensable to correct , we convene for the 10th of June , in the present year , the Sc- nate and Legislative Body , with intent to lay before them the business ...
Page 753
... present treaty , wih appoint Commissaries and ships of war , armed and net armed , as also to regulate and ereciate the execution of the the naval erilery , the naval stores , and all the Whele of the measures contained in Arules ...
... present treaty , wih appoint Commissaries and ships of war , armed and net armed , as also to regulate and ereciate the execution of the the naval erilery , the naval stores , and all the Whele of the measures contained in Arules ...
Page 311
... present letters be invio- mountable barrier to the total and absolute subjugation of the human mind ; but when I consider the cunning and the wiles , which were successfully practised , in former ages , by a knavish and interested ...
... present letters be invio- mountable barrier to the total and absolute subjugation of the human mind ; but when I consider the cunning and the wiles , which were successfully practised , in former ages , by a knavish and interested ...
Contents
Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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