Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 8William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 19
... respect to any cause that he espouses . " I rise , Sir , " says he , " to mention a sub- ject on which it is my intention hereafter to submit a motion to the House ; and I " wish to take the present opportunity of doing so , because it ...
... respect to any cause that he espouses . " I rise , Sir , " says he , " to mention a sub- ject on which it is my intention hereafter to submit a motion to the House ; and I " wish to take the present opportunity of doing so , because it ...
Page 25
... respect to their worldly concerns than to those of re- ligion.- What may be the numbers of those who may be thus tempted to become seceders , I shall leave to the conjeacures and calculations of those who have had oppor- tunities of ...
... respect to their worldly concerns than to those of re- ligion.- What may be the numbers of those who may be thus tempted to become seceders , I shall leave to the conjeacures and calculations of those who have had oppor- tunities of ...
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... respect in which Austria holds her engagements ! Such is the protection she holds out to feeble states.- The next article contains its own refutation . The explanations given by France have been sanctioned by events . It is a question ...
... respect in which Austria holds her engagements ! Such is the protection she holds out to feeble states.- The next article contains its own refutation . The explanations given by France have been sanctioned by events . It is a question ...
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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