Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 21-22William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 463
... Sir Samuel Romilly's Address to the people was finished , they dispersed , and he and his party went to dinner ; who would not , I say , imagine that this disper sion took place as soon as Sir Samuel Ro milly's speech was finished ; or ...
... Sir Samuel Romilly's Address to the people was finished , they dispersed , and he and his party went to dinner ; who would not , I say , imagine that this disper sion took place as soon as Sir Samuel Ro milly's speech was finished ; or ...
Page 465
... Sir Samuel Romilly . " This is , to be sure ,, most despicable non- sense ; but , can it be true , that Sir Samuef Romilly stands in need of a recommenda- tion from Mr. Tierney ! From the man , who , in consequence of his having abandon ...
... Sir Samuel Romilly . " This is , to be sure ,, most despicable non- sense ; but , can it be true , that Sir Samuef Romilly stands in need of a recommenda- tion from Mr. Tierney ! From the man , who , in consequence of his having abandon ...
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... Sir Samuel Romilly the thing itself ; and , if Sir Samuel Ro- would use deceit ; but , I am quite sure , milly meant that you should have it , do that there are those who would use it upon believe , that neither he , nor any one for ...
... Sir Samuel Romilly the thing itself ; and , if Sir Samuel Ro- would use deceit ; but , I am quite sure , milly meant that you should have it , do that there are those who would use it upon believe , that neither he , nor any one for ...
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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