Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 56, Issue 1Cox and Baylis, 1825 |
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... letter , of the people abject , and to mould without expressing my gratitude them into a herd of miserable to the author of it , and without , at beings working for what these the same time expressing my re - reptiles call the " wealth ...
... letter , of the people abject , and to mould without expressing my gratitude them into a herd of miserable to the author of it , and without , at beings working for what these the same time expressing my re - reptiles call the " wealth ...
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... letter , he received the fol- " lowing very curious epistle : - " " 6 were ac- ' Huddersfield , 4 August 1825 . ' Sir , -As Burns was taken into custody before we quainted with the circumstance , . we considered that we had nothing ...
... letter , he received the fol- " lowing very curious epistle : - " " 6 were ac- ' Huddersfield , 4 August 1825 . ' Sir , -As Burns was taken into custody before we quainted with the circumstance , . we considered that we had nothing ...
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... letter from Paris , dated only last week , containing a most particular account of the transactions regard- ing English gold . A sovereign is now worth at Paris between two pence and three pence more than a one pound bank of England ...
... letter from Paris , dated only last week , containing a most particular account of the transactions regard- ing English gold . A sovereign is now worth at Paris between two pence and three pence more than a one pound bank of England ...
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... letters from thence . That " mo- faces , " that the true and only basis del of human perfection , that sanc- of representative government is equa - tuary of honour , of wisdom and vir- lity of rights ; that every man has a right to one ...
... letters from thence . That " mo- faces , " that the true and only basis del of human perfection , that sanc- of representative government is equa - tuary of honour , of wisdom and vir- lity of rights ; that every man has a right to one ...
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... letters , telling us that we were " led ment than the Roman Catholic by our passions " to abuse men whom Bishops . " What closer friendship is he found did not deserve it . Why , necessary than our bishops evince he was himself the ...
... letters , telling us that we were " led ment than the Roman Catholic by our passions " to abuse men whom Bishops . " What closer friendship is he found did not deserve it . Why , necessary than our bishops evince he was himself the ...
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