Cobbett's Parliamentary Debates, During the ... Session of the ... Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the Kingdom of Great Britain ..., Volume 12R. Bagshaw, 1809 - Great Britain |
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Page 51
... seen this exemplified in the Spa- niards . We have seen their regular army defeated , and almost destroyed by the ene- my ; while in another quarter we have found their irregular force very successful ; which shews that the two modes of ...
... seen this exemplified in the Spa- niards . We have seen their regular army defeated , and almost destroyed by the ene- my ; while in another quarter we have found their irregular force very successful ; which shews that the two modes of ...
Page 63
... seen but humiliation and disgrace . The noble lord had asked , what , shall we not rejoice at the event of the battle of Vimiera , which caused the evacuation of Portugal by the French ? Yes , he was as ready as the noble lord was to ...
... seen but humiliation and disgrace . The noble lord had asked , what , shall we not rejoice at the event of the battle of Vimiera , which caused the evacuation of Portugal by the French ? Yes , he was as ready as the noble lord was to ...
Page 157
... seen in his military ser- vice . Mr. Adam added , that he could not help feeling most anxiously , on every account , that thanks , which comprised no opinion , and impeded no inquiry , and did not preclude future thanks to the services ...
... seen in his military ser- vice . Mr. Adam added , that he could not help feeling most anxiously , on every account , that thanks , which comprised no opinion , and impeded no inquiry , and did not preclude future thanks to the services ...
Page 173
... seen any ground for recognizing the disastrous results of which will long be the abdication of that unfortunate mo- deeply deplored by the whole British em - narch , who had since stated , what was suf- pire . The noble baron , not ...
... seen any ground for recognizing the disastrous results of which will long be the abdication of that unfortunate mo- deeply deplored by the whole British em - narch , who had since stated , what was suf- pire . The noble baron , not ...
Page 269
... seen Mrs. C. from the first commu- nication till she had sent the Gazette to my house ; that Gazette proved that the exchange was accomplished ; that Gazette I sent to the parties ; and that is all I had to do with the transaction ...
... seen Mrs. C. from the first commu- nication till she had sent the Gazette to my house ; that Gazette proved that the exchange was accomplished ; that Gazette I sent to the parties ; and that is all I had to do with the transaction ...
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