Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 1William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page i
... received , by the way of Paris , of an arm stice having been signed it Steyer , on the 25th of the preced ng month , between ge- neral Moreau , commanding the French army , and the archduke Charles , commanding that of Austria , and by ...
... received , by the way of Paris , of an arm stice having been signed it Steyer , on the 25th of the preced ng month , between ge- neral Moreau , commanding the French army , and the archduke Charles , commanding that of Austria , and by ...
Page vii
... received of a very gallant action performed by captain Connor of the brig Beaver . His ship having been captured by a French privateer , captain Connor and a Hitle boy were left on board , and five French- men to navigate her to France ...
... received of a very gallant action performed by captain Connor of the brig Beaver . His ship having been captured by a French privateer , captain Connor and a Hitle boy were left on board , and five French- men to navigate her to France ...
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... received . The Marquis Cornwallis had his first au- dience of the chief consul . A grand fête took place at Paris in cele- bration of the peace . Intelligence was received that the Prus- sian troops had commenced their evacuation of the ...
... received . The Marquis Cornwallis had his first au- dience of the chief consul . A grand fête took place at Paris in cele- bration of the peace . Intelligence was received that the Prus- sian troops had commenced their evacuation of the ...
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