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Page 7
The result I large a portion of the continent of Ameneed not add ; that eet is now
safe and rica is thrown open to their enterprise . secure in the harbours of
England , ready , Upon our late transactions with Russia , if necessary , to be
employed ...
The result I large a portion of the continent of Ameneed not add ; that eet is now
safe and rica is thrown open to their enterprise . secure in the harbours of
England , ready , Upon our late transactions with Russia , if necessary , to be
employed ...
Page 19
Even if Denmark for the purpose of softening her conduct had become a party to
a treaty against this towards England , yet it does not at all country , could that be
a justification for bear upon the present case . It is conseizing her fleet or her ...
Even if Denmark for the purpose of softening her conduct had become a party to
a treaty against this towards England , yet it does not at all country , could that be
a justification for bear upon the present case . It is conseizing her fleet or her ...
Page 29
Indeed , even if those conagainst England , and nite their fleet cessions were
made , still greater ones with that of Spain , of France , and of Den- would be
called for , and there would be no mark , to enable the confederacy to make end
to such ...
Indeed , even if those conagainst England , and nite their fleet cessions were
made , still greater ones with that of Spain , of France , and of Den- would be
called for , and there would be no mark , to enable the confederacy to make end
to such ...
Page 49
But the noble lord and the hon . hoped England would never bow her head .
seconder justified the step on the ground At this particular time he was fully
aware that his majesty had too long forborn , and how much it became her , to
stand firmly ...
But the noble lord and the hon . hoped England would never bow her head .
seconder justified the step on the ground At this particular time he was fully
aware that his majesty had too long forborn , and how much it became her , to
stand firmly ...
Page 55
... whose Declara- Vienna and Berlin , because he should tion against England
France hardly move for information on those subjects on thought it necessary to
conceal in the hard a future day . He would not , therefore , conditions of her
peace ...
... whose Declara- Vienna and Berlin , because he should tion against England
France hardly move for information on those subjects on thought it necessary to
conceal in the hard a future day . He would not , therefore , conditions of her
peace ...
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| Title | 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 ... |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament |
| Publisher | R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 21 Sep 2005 |
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