Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 21-22William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 365
... Majesty , shall , whilst in his Majesty's Service as his Heirs and Successors , from Time to aforesaid , be subject and liable to such Time , to augment such Regiments , Batta- Articles of War as his Majesty hath esta lious , or Corps ...
... Majesty , shall , whilst in his Majesty's Service as his Heirs and Successors , from Time to aforesaid , be subject and liable to such Time , to augment such Regiments , Batta- Articles of War as his Majesty hath esta lious , or Corps ...
Page 731
... Majesty's Government , in their inef- gether . Sincerely wishing you every suc- ficiency and eventual success , may have in- cess , I am , most faithfully , your's , clined me to refrain from doing them that justice in my former letters ...
... Majesty's Government , in their inef- gether . Sincerely wishing you every suc- ficiency and eventual success , may have in- cess , I am , most faithfully , your's , clined me to refrain from doing them that justice in my former letters ...
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... Majesty's Minister in America to the French Government , publicly promulgated , said Government , revoke , or cause to be be absolutely and unconditionally repealed , revoked , the said Acts this present Order then and from thenceforth ...
... Majesty's Minister in America to the French Government , publicly promulgated , said Government , revoke , or cause to be be absolutely and unconditionally repealed , revoked , the said Acts this present Order then and from thenceforth ...
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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