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... J. BOOTH ; J. RICHARDSON ; BLACK , PARRY AND CO .; E. JEFFERY ; J.
HATCHARD ; J. RIDGWAY ; BUDD AND CALKIN ; J. RODWELL ; R. H. EVANS ;
AND T. C. HANSARD , PRINTER , PETERBOROUGH - COURT , FLEET -
STREET .
... J. BOOTH ; J. RICHARDSON ; BLACK , PARRY AND CO .; E. JEFFERY ; J.
HATCHARD ; J. RIDGWAY ; BUDD AND CALKIN ; J. RODWELL ; R. H. EVANS ;
AND T. C. HANSARD , PRINTER , PETERBOROUGH - COURT , FLEET -
STREET .
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To place those fleets out of they should hear read , and afterwards his the power
of such a confederacy became ... In the execution of this duty , so table ; after
wbich , the Lord Chancellor far as related to the Danish Fleet , his maread the ...
To place those fleets out of they should hear read , and afterwards his the power
of such a confederacy became ... In the execution of this duty , so table ; after
wbich , the Lord Chancellor far as related to the Danish Fleet , his maread the ...
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The Fleet of Portugal you.- It is with concern that his majesty was destined by
France to be employed as commands us to inform you , that , notan instrument of
vengeance against Great withstanding his earnest wishes to termia Britain ; that ...
The Fleet of Portugal you.- It is with concern that his majesty was destined by
France to be employed as commands us to inform you , that , notan instrument of
vengeance against Great withstanding his earnest wishes to termia Britain ; that ...
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My lords , I consider that event Is soon as success , my lords , enabled you ( next
to securing the Danish fleet ) the to judge for yourselves , you found verified most
consequential that has occurred since every prediction of the government ; an ...
My lords , I consider that event Is soon as success , my lords , enabled you ( next
to securing the Danish fleet ) the to judge for yourselves , you found verified most
consequential that has occurred since every prediction of the government ; an ...
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... for bility of the French getting to Zealand , his own character , concur in
approving and thereby obtaining possession of the what had taken place at
Copenhagen , Danish fleet ; but , supposing they had , he without further
information .
... for bility of the French getting to Zealand , his own character , concur in
approving and thereby obtaining possession of the what had taken place at
Copenhagen , Danish fleet ; but , supposing they had , he without further
information .
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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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