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 10R. Bagshaw, 1812 - Great Britain |
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... attack upon Copen- when the British fleet entered the Baltic ? hagen , those of our ally certainly were . At that time the Danish army was in Did ministers never contemplate the pos- Holstein , prepared to resist the French , or ...
... attack upon Copen- when the British fleet entered the Baltic ? hagen , those of our ally certainly were . At that time the Danish army was in Did ministers never contemplate the pos- Holstein , prepared to resist the French , or ...
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... attack upon these islands . It was corroborated by the testimony of differ- ent persons in Ireland , where , strange to say , all the designs and projects of the enemy were most speedily known , and where it was promised that the ...
... attack upon these islands . It was corroborated by the testimony of differ- ent persons in Ireland , where , strange to say , all the designs and projects of the enemy were most speedily known , and where it was promised that the ...
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... attacked a man's property , we had no right to consider it as an aggression that he endeavoured to repel us . The noble ... attack upon Copenhagen , without which , the measure is , in our conception , discreditable to the character and ...
... attacked a man's property , we had no right to consider it as an aggression that he endeavoured to repel us . The noble ... attack upon Copenhagen , without which , the measure is , in our conception , discreditable to the character and ...
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... attack upon cause , It is the first and most indispensable Copenhagen to be an act of indispensable maxim of public law , founded indeed upon duty ; because , giving credit to the decla- the immutable principles of justice , that ...
... attack upon cause , It is the first and most indispensable Copenhagen to be an act of indispensable maxim of public law , founded indeed upon duty ; because , giving credit to the decla- the immutable principles of justice , that ...
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... attack of France , confirmed by her own example . — Because , which destroys the pretence of such an A whole nation ... attack and plun- der of a weak unoffending power , upon the assumption that a stronger bellige- rent might otherwise ...
... attack of France , confirmed by her own example . — Because , which destroys the pretence of such an A whole nation ... attack and plun- der of a weak unoffending power , upon the assumption that a stronger bellige- rent might otherwise ...
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