Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 8William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 281
... never ought , except in ex- treme urgency , to serve longer than usual ; for in such event , their exact discipline , and exemplary conduct meeting with no atten- tion , would not by example stimulate suc- ceeding regiments to such ...
... never ought , except in ex- treme urgency , to serve longer than usual ; for in such event , their exact discipline , and exemplary conduct meeting with no atten- tion , would not by example stimulate suc- ceeding regiments to such ...
Page 581
... never to make peace with France , till the political balance of Europe should be completely restored , and till safety and tranquillity could be obtained for Eng- land ; it was this Mr. Pitt that I praised , and not the Mr. Pitt who ...
... never to make peace with France , till the political balance of Europe should be completely restored , and till safety and tranquillity could be obtained for Eng- land ; it was this Mr. Pitt that I praised , and not the Mr. Pitt who ...
Page 741
... never was a bawler for reform and economy , and never either a peculator , or a defender of peculators . He never applied to the purposes of corruption , any of the public money committed to his charge . Lord Nel son was ambitious , it ...
... never was a bawler for reform and economy , and never either a peculator , or a defender of peculators . He never applied to the purposes of corruption , any of the public money committed to his charge . Lord Nel son was ambitious , it ...
Contents
Mr Pitts Case Concluded from Vol vii p 971 | 11 |
A Churchman on the Views of the Catholics | 23 |
Proclamation addressed by General Ney to the Tyrolese | 27 |
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