Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 25-26William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 263
... respect to the latter of whom , the Duke of York , as Commander in Chief , has piously lent the aid of his great authority in the furtherance of the holy work . Nay , it is come to that at last , that in London , which takes the lead in ...
... respect to the latter of whom , the Duke of York , as Commander in Chief , has piously lent the aid of his great authority in the furtherance of the holy work . Nay , it is come to that at last , that in London , which takes the lead in ...
Page 377
... respect to its people of this country were led to believe , object and its means . It is new with re- it would have been impossible she could spect to its object , because it will found the have recovered herself in the short period ...
... respect to its people of this country were led to believe , object and its means . It is new with re- it would have been impossible she could spect to its object , because it will found the have recovered herself in the short period ...
Page 637
... respect to the second charge , the Court are of opinion that Colonel Quintin is not guilty . With respect to the third charge , the Court are of opinion that Colonel Quintin is not guilty . With respect to the fourth charge , the Court ...
... respect to the second charge , the Court are of opinion that Colonel Quintin is not guilty . With respect to the third charge , the Court are of opinion that Colonel Quintin is not guilty . With respect to the fourth charge , the Court ...
Contents
Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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