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1762-1784. | | “I looked back with pride to my Waggon-driving Grandfather” | 1 | CHAPTER II.
1784-1791. | | “When I had the honour to wear a Red Coat” | 30 | CHAPTER III.
1792. | | “I have always shown my Enmity to every Species of Public Fraud or Robbery” | 56 | CHAPTER IV.
1793-1794. | | “I lived in Philadelphia” | 94 | CHAPTER V.
1794-1795. | | “Hearing my Country attacked, I became her Defender through thick and thin” | 107 | CHAPTER VI.
1796-1797. | | “Peter Porcupine, at your service!” | 146 | CHAPTER VII.
1797-1799. | | “At last got the better of all Diffidence in my own Capacity” | 180 | CHAPTER VIII.
1799-1800. | | “When I left them I certainly did shake the Dust off my Shoes” | 197 | CHAPTER IX.
1794-1800. | | “My Fame had preceded me” | 231 | CHAPTER X.
1800. | | “I resolved never to bend before them” | 247 | CHAPTER XI.
1800-1801. | | “I took the lead, in singing the Praises of Pitt” | 267 | CHAPTER XII.
1802. | | “The Thoughts of the Nation are like a Cork in the Middle of the Ocean” | 284 | CHAPTER XIII.
1803-1805. | | “I saw things in another light” | 308 |
WILLIAM COBBETT:
A BIOGRAPHY.
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