Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 21-22William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 289
... Lord Moira and of paragraph - grinding , and being resident " Captain Cocksedge , and at Mr. Benja in Suffolk , he found it necessary to obtain " field's express desire , I sent him authen- from Lord Moira a letter stating that he ...
... Lord Moira and of paragraph - grinding , and being resident " Captain Cocksedge , and at Mr. Benja in Suffolk , he found it necessary to obtain " field's express desire , I sent him authen- from Lord Moira a letter stating that he ...
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... Lord , your Lordship's very faithful humble ser- vant , CAEY . that additional explanations , sanctioned by authority , might have removed the existing obstacles to an amicable arrangement.- Lord Moira has sent me a copy of his let ...
... Lord , your Lordship's very faithful humble ser- vant , CAEY . that additional explanations , sanctioned by authority , might have removed the existing obstacles to an amicable arrangement.- Lord Moira has sent me a copy of his let ...
Page 95
... Lord Moira and Lords Grey and Gren- ville , at which Lord Erskine was present . -St . James's Place , June 6th , 1812 . wande As a Lord Moira stated to Lord Grey and Lord Grenville , that he was authorized by Moira acts . Personal ...
... Lord Moira and Lords Grey and Gren- ville , at which Lord Erskine was present . -St . James's Place , June 6th , 1812 . wande As a Lord Moira stated to Lord Grey and Lord Grenville , that he was authorized by Moira acts . Personal ...
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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