Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 5William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 89
... consider their conduct as any failure in that esteem they have always entertained for him , but what they conceive to be due to their own independence . They flatter themselves that Colo- nel Tierney's liberal and exalted mind , will ...
... consider their conduct as any failure in that esteem they have always entertained for him , but what they conceive to be due to their own independence . They flatter themselves that Colo- nel Tierney's liberal and exalted mind , will ...
Page 197
... consider it as a great mis- fortune to the country ; but if it does hap- pen , when we consider the characters of the men , we are sure , it will arise out of the fair consideration of public measures , not out of the intrigues of ...
... consider it as a great mis- fortune to the country ; but if it does hap- pen , when we consider the characters of the men , we are sure , it will arise out of the fair consideration of public measures , not out of the intrigues of ...
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... consider in what state this cause stands , and what the circum- stances are which entitle my learned friend to demand such excessive damages . I have stated to you the situation of Mr. Cobbett and that of his family , and I trust I have ...
... consider in what state this cause stands , and what the circum- stances are which entitle my learned friend to demand such excessive damages . I have stated to you the situation of Mr. Cobbett and that of his family , and I trust I have ...
Contents
A British Creditors Defence of the Conduct of British Creditors on the French | 25 |
Official Declaration of the Emperor of Germany sent to the Deputy of the Eques | 83 |
An Analytical and Comparative View of two Pamphlets lately published the | 97 |
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