Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 19William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 529
... soldier , and who know as much of the feelings of soldiers as any man in the English army , and know as much about the internal economy of a regiment , and know as much of the motives that operate with soldiers , I can form an idea of ...
... soldier , and who know as much of the feelings of soldiers as any man in the English army , and know as much about the internal economy of a regiment , and know as much of the motives that operate with soldiers , I can form an idea of ...
Page 679
... soldiers ? ing its intended object . That is the best He most strongly protested against their reaper , who cuts the most corn and in the being flogged ; but , was that to insult best manner , in any given space of time , them ? They ...
... soldiers ? ing its intended object . That is the best He most strongly protested against their reaper , who cuts the most corn and in the being flogged ; but , was that to insult best manner , in any given space of time , them ? They ...
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... soldiers ; but the sisted upon the expediency and necessity , German soldiers in our pay were quite as- in the first place the Hon . Baronet ought tonished at this mode of discipline , as no- to have shewn to the House , that there ...
... soldiers ; but the sisted upon the expediency and necessity , German soldiers in our pay were quite as- in the first place the Hon . Baronet ought tonished at this mode of discipline , as no- to have shewn to the House , that there ...
Contents
PAPER MONEY Letter | 21 |
the Debts due from American subjects before | 75 |
Consisting of Summaries | 97 |
Copyright | |
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