Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 23-24William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 87
... Government to be grounds for war . As if to throw additional obstacles in the way of peace , the Ame- rican Congress at the same time passed a " Majesty's Government might be enabled , [ Treaty of Utrecht , and were therefore in the ...
... Government to be grounds for war . As if to throw additional obstacles in the way of peace , the Ame- rican Congress at the same time passed a " Majesty's Government might be enabled , [ Treaty of Utrecht , and were therefore in the ...
Page 163
... Government is , at this time , and long has been , surety for the payment of the interest on the Company's debts ... Government ; it has come to the Government , and has got from it accommodations ; the Government has lent it bank ...
... Government is , at this time , and long has been , surety for the payment of the interest on the Company's debts ... Government ; it has come to the Government , and has got from it accommodations ; the Government has lent it bank ...
Page 165
... Government possessing a more complete and absolute control over the purses and persons of the people than the Government , on its present system , pos- sesses . Now , upon what grounds does he pre- sume , that the destruction of the ...
... Government possessing a more complete and absolute control over the purses and persons of the people than the Government , on its present system , pos- sesses . Now , upon what grounds does he pre- sume , that the destruction of the ...
Contents
remarks 625 | 161 |
AMERICA U S American Presidents Mes Robert Bidgood | 377 |
AMERICA British Dispatch from Sir G Speech of Sarah Bidgood | 403 |
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