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'Billingsgate eloquence'
Napoleon's main aim was to secure his office for his son and he therefore issued a proclamation in support of the plebiscitum which asked that the public extend to his son the almost unanimous support he had himself enjoyed and which had previously conferred upon him the most extensive powers
and has a garland of flowers winding its way around the skirt
This relates to the strike amongst bakers which followed hard on the heels of the extensive strike amongst the country's carpenters
Engineered by George Stephenson
State House in Boston Finish:10-pack 'Billingsgate eloquence'
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