Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 25-26William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 293
... sovereign . It must have occurred to most people to observe , that while our public prints are filled with such abominable sentiments as those above expressed ; that , while our prints call the Emperor of France all sorts of foul names ...
... sovereign . It must have occurred to most people to observe , that while our public prints are filled with such abominable sentiments as those above expressed ; that , while our prints call the Emperor of France all sorts of foul names ...
Page 309
... Sovereign Prince of the Netherlands " expected of a people so proverbially phleg- has not been able to clear his kingdom of matic as the Dutch . The page of history French troops , even with the assistance of no doubt represents that ...
... Sovereign Prince of the Netherlands " expected of a people so proverbially phleg- has not been able to clear his kingdom of matic as the Dutch . The page of history French troops , even with the assistance of no doubt represents that ...
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... Sovereign of all the Russias , In cases of murder , it is well known that he may add , that this little Island might have length of time does not occasion prescrip - room to dance in one of his Imperial Ma- tion . If we look into our ...
... Sovereign of all the Russias , In cases of murder , it is well known that he may add , that this little Island might have length of time does not occasion prescrip - room to dance in one of his Imperial Ma- tion . If we look into our ...
Contents
Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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