Cobbett's Political Register: V.[1] American, Or V.30 English ...William Cobbett H. Cobbett and G. S. Oldfield, 1816 - Great Britain |
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... hope that things will come about . -Puzzle when Parliament meets , 121 . English Parliament , the Mockery of its pretend- ed elections . - Its sham debates and divisions , 129 . Letter XIII . To the Chancellor of the Exchequer . motto ...
... hope that things will come about . -Puzzle when Parliament meets , 121 . English Parliament , the Mockery of its pretend- ed elections . - Its sham debates and divisions , 129 . Letter XIII . To the Chancellor of the Exchequer . motto ...
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... hope too , by the higher consideration of justice towards your country and a sincere concern for the honour of my own , I laboured to the utmost of my ability to prevent a war , from which I foreboded so many evil con- sequences , and ...
... hope too , by the higher consideration of justice towards your country and a sincere concern for the honour of my own , I laboured to the utmost of my ability to prevent a war , from which I foreboded so many evil con- sequences , and ...
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... hope , that there be partial suffering , the thing will soon never will be one , though it may now be put itself to rights . The American Debt , wished for by many of the real friends of compared with the the resources of Ame- the ...
... hope , that there be partial suffering , the thing will soon never will be one , though it may now be put itself to rights . The American Debt , wished for by many of the real friends of compared with the the resources of Ame- the ...
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... hope they will , before they finally adopt such`a measure , cast their eyes once more towards Eng- land , and see what a revolution has , si- lently and unseen , been accomplished by similar means . If the people of America do but read ...
... hope they will , before they finally adopt such`a measure , cast their eyes once more towards Eng- land , and see what a revolution has , si- lently and unseen , been accomplished by similar means . If the people of America do but read ...
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... hope of re- " through the medium of his Majesty's Se - lief from the cultivation of hemp , is a little cretary of State for the Home Depart - too ridiculous to merit any particular no- " ment , this resolution entered into by this tice ...
... hope of re- " through the medium of his Majesty's Se - lief from the cultivation of hemp , is a little cretary of State for the Home Depart - too ridiculous to merit any particular no- " ment , this resolution entered into by this tice ...
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addresses America amongst amount appears army Bank Boroughmongers Botley Bourbons Brougham bushel called Castlereagh cause COBBETT corrupt Cossacks coun dare Debt despotism distress endeavour England English estates fact farmers feel France freedom French friends fundholders funds Gentlemen George Rose give hands hear honour House of Commons impudence interest Ireland Jacobins John Bull justice keep Kent king labour land liberty live London Lord Lord Castlereagh Lord Cochrane Maidstone means meeting ment millions mind Ministers misery nation never New-York notorious observe occasion opinion paper Parliament parties peace pension persons Pitt plunder political poor pounds present Prince Regent produce racter Reform rotten borough Royal ruin seats sinecure Sir Edward Knatchbull Sir Francis Burdett sort speech suffer taxes thing thousand tion vote whole wish