Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 19William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 123
... whole British nation , in preservation of Spain , so gloriously ex- which there is not a single individual who hibited on their soil in the memorable does not feel an equal interest with those battle of Talavera , and which are now dis ...
... whole British nation , in preservation of Spain , so gloriously ex- which there is not a single individual who hibited on their soil in the memorable does not feel an equal interest with those battle of Talavera , and which are now dis ...
Page 191
... whole world knows it ; it is engraven on our hearts ; our past governments have repeat- ed it on every occasion that offered ; but it is just , it is necessary , that the whole nation , that is , the Cortes , who represent it , in the ...
... whole world knows it ; it is engraven on our hearts ; our past governments have repeat- ed it on every occasion that offered ; but it is just , it is necessary , that the whole nation , that is , the Cortes , who represent it , in the ...
Page 445
... whole fleet accordingly weighed from the anchorage , and on the morning of the 29th bore up for the point of debarkation it had been determined to occupy in Grande Baye , about 12 miles to windward of Port Louis , where the Africaine ...
... whole fleet accordingly weighed from the anchorage , and on the morning of the 29th bore up for the point of debarkation it had been determined to occupy in Grande Baye , about 12 miles to windward of Port Louis , where the Africaine ...
Contents
PAPER MONEY Letter | 21 |
the Debts due from American subjects before | 75 |
Consisting of Summaries | 97 |
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