Cobbett's Political Register: V.[1] American, Or V.30 English ...William Cobbett H. Cobbett and G. S. Oldfield, 1816 - Great Britain |
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... · Commander of the Forces . · Lord Lieut . of Ireland . Lord Chancellor . Secretary of State . Chancellor of the Exchequer , Attorney - General . Solicitor - General . Introductory Address . - To the People of the United.
... · Commander of the Forces . · Lord Lieut . of Ireland . Lord Chancellor . Secretary of State . Chancellor of the Exchequer , Attorney - General . Solicitor - General . Introductory Address . - To the People of the United.
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... Address . - To the People of the United States in general , and to my old English friends in that country in particular , 1 . Letter X. To the Chancellor of the Exchequer , on the depreciation of the American paper mo- ney at this time ...
... Address . - To the People of the United States in general , and to my old English friends in that country in particular , 1 . Letter X. To the Chancellor of the Exchequer , on the depreciation of the American paper mo- ney at this time ...
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... ADDRESS . TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES IN GENERAL , AND TO MY OLD ENGLISH FRIENDS , IN THAT COUNTRY , IN parti- CULAR . [ 2 to have been the unblamed devastator of the world : how it should have been able to succeed thus , appears ...
... ADDRESS . TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES IN GENERAL , AND TO MY OLD ENGLISH FRIENDS , IN THAT COUNTRY , IN parti- CULAR . [ 2 to have been the unblamed devastator of the world : how it should have been able to succeed thus , appears ...
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... sincere ; and I solemnly de- clare , that I believed , that even the poul- try and the apples were not half so good as those in England . been the aggressors . Violence begets | government , brought 3 ] [ 4 INTRODUCTORY Address .
... sincere ; and I solemnly de- clare , that I believed , that even the poul- try and the apples were not half so good as those in England . been the aggressors . Violence begets | government , brought 3 ] [ 4 INTRODUCTORY Address .
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... those means against ourselves . It has only you to sub- due , or to divide , which is nearly the same , in order to deprive us of the hope , and al- most of the possibility of seeing less misera- | to 7 ] [ ε INTRODUCTORY ADDRESS .
... those means against ourselves . It has only you to sub- due , or to divide , which is nearly the same , in order to deprive us of the hope , and al- most of the possibility of seeing less misera- | to 7 ] [ ε INTRODUCTORY ADDRESS .
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