Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 25William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1814 - Great Britain |
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Page 9
... opinion ; but , I am inclined to be- We said , that all we wanted to see was lieve , that we shall be compelled to make the deliverance of the poor oppressed na- peace , after having in vain endeavoured to tions of the Continent . But ...
... opinion ; but , I am inclined to be- We said , that all we wanted to see was lieve , that we shall be compelled to make the deliverance of the poor oppressed na- peace , after having in vain endeavoured to tions of the Continent . But ...
Page 39
... opinion , perhaps , stand in need of something to balance it . That balance is not to be found in Holland , where we have an army , and where we have so close a connexion with the rulers . Austria and Russia too may , therefore , not ...
... opinion , perhaps , stand in need of something to balance it . That balance is not to be found in Holland , where we have an army , and where we have so close a connexion with the rulers . Austria and Russia too may , therefore , not ...
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... opinions which has arisen concerning the view of compromising Austria . His Ma form of the negociations . In this state jesty the Emperor would not have charged of affairs , they address themselves with himself with the mediation ...
... opinions which has arisen concerning the view of compromising Austria . His Ma form of the negociations . In this state jesty the Emperor would not have charged of affairs , they address themselves with himself with the mediation ...
Page 73
... opinions as to religion , and so will Napoleon , when he has made peace . compels no man to belong to any particular The conscription is founded on no esta- sect , except the Royal Family , whose reli- blished law ; it is not a thing of ...
... opinions as to religion , and so will Napoleon , when he has made peace . compels no man to belong to any particular The conscription is founded on no esta- sect , except the Royal Family , whose reli- blished law ; it is not a thing of ...
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... opinion of the public augmenting litigations - favouring every species of chicane - ruining the parties- not only by enormous expenses on the most petty objects , but by a dreadful loss of time . The judges commonly ignorant pre ...
... opinion of the public augmenting litigations - favouring every species of chicane - ruining the parties- not only by enormous expenses on the most petty objects , but by a dreadful loss of time . The judges commonly ignorant pre ...
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