Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 1William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 691
... considerable augmentation of the local force with the recruitng service of the army was , he asserted , an incongruous system . It was to present inducements to men to stay at home , at the same time that invita- tions were held out to ...
... considerable augmentation of the local force with the recruitng service of the army was , he asserted , an incongruous system . It was to present inducements to men to stay at home , at the same time that invita- tions were held out to ...
Page 875
... Considerable efforts have been made to culties of constantly superintending his plan- establish cotton plantations in the colony , bat " tation , which was situated on the summit of a without success , owing principally to a worm ...
... Considerable efforts have been made to culties of constantly superintending his plan- establish cotton plantations in the colony , bat " tation , which was situated on the summit of a without success , owing principally to a worm ...
Page 879
... considerable degree , the trade of a large part of Africa , and will enjoy a very paramount influence throughout the whole line of coast from Gambia to Cape Palmas . No other situation on the whole coast , from the Mediterranean to the ...
... considerable degree , the trade of a large part of Africa , and will enjoy a very paramount influence throughout the whole line of coast from Gambia to Cape Palmas . No other situation on the whole coast , from the Mediterranean to the ...
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