Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 21-22William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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... Buonaparté has , for many years , been blamed for every thing done , or said , against us , no matter by whom . It was he who seduced the Emperor of Austria ; it was he who put words into the mouth of the Emperor of Russia . Oh ! he is ...
... Buonaparté has , for many years , been blamed for every thing done , or said , against us , no matter by whom . It was he who seduced the Emperor of Austria ; it was he who put words into the mouth of the Emperor of Russia . Oh ! he is ...
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... Buonaparté per- secutes our trade ? He tells us " I will cover for his hostility , when peace in this country is openly justified on the ground of its affording the best means of uniting a host of foes against France . That Buona- parté ...
... Buonaparté per- secutes our trade ? He tells us " I will cover for his hostility , when peace in this country is openly justified on the ground of its affording the best means of uniting a host of foes against France . That Buona- parté ...
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... Buonaparté.- -This change of tone France , about the tyranny of Buonaparté , and about the forcing away of their sons in chains to fight his battles and to gratify his ambition ; it tells them , that all this has proceeded from the ...
... Buonaparté.- -This change of tone France , about the tyranny of Buonaparté , and about the forcing away of their sons in chains to fight his battles and to gratify his ambition ; it tells them , that all this has proceeded from the ...
Contents
Peace 538 | 1 |
SELECTIONS FROM OTHER PUBLICA Lords April 21 1812 From the Morning | 231 |
AMERICA U S Correspondence between Lord Liverpool 817 822 | 233 |
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