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Page 69
... Orders in Council bring forwards the number . of American bankruptcies as a strong argument in favour of their system * . With respect to the personal feelings of the American government , the continuance of the embargo and he cessation ...
... Orders in Council bring forwards the number . of American bankruptcies as a strong argument in favour of their system * . With respect to the personal feelings of the American government , the continuance of the embargo and he cessation ...
Page 104
... Orders in Council are so intricate , and the licence - system is apparently so inconsistent with them , that we cannot better conclude this notice than by a few explanatory re- marks . These Orders in Council were intended to deprive ...
... Orders in Council are so intricate , and the licence - system is apparently so inconsistent with them , that we cannot better conclude this notice than by a few explanatory re- marks . These Orders in Council were intended to deprive ...
Page 372
... Orders in Council , encourages us to entertain favourable expectations , with regard to trade at least , from the present ministry . ART . IV . A Key to the Orders in Council . 8vo . 6d . Murray . ART . V. The Dispute with America ...
... Orders in Council , encourages us to entertain favourable expectations , with regard to trade at least , from the present ministry . ART . IV . A Key to the Orders in Council . 8vo . 6d . Murray . ART . V. The Dispute with America ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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