Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 231
... cause of the ruin of the farmer , and that , too , in a mere pecuniary point of view , was to emulate the conduct of those grudg- ing and unfeeling clowns , who and whose wives have all along been bawling for war in the cause of ...
... cause of the ruin of the farmer , and that , too , in a mere pecuniary point of view , was to emulate the conduct of those grudg- ing and unfeeling clowns , who and whose wives have all along been bawling for war in the cause of ...
Page 9
... cause of that fall , which is both the ostensible and real occasion of the farmer's sufferings ; and unless , Sir you can shew that taxation , which is generally reckoned to have a con- trary effect , is the cause of the present all of ...
... cause of that fall , which is both the ostensible and real occasion of the farmer's sufferings ; and unless , Sir you can shew that taxation , which is generally reckoned to have a con- trary effect , is the cause of the present all of ...
Page 13
... cause of " ing on of taxes , or raising the price of the farmers distress and ruin ? No , Sir , " ; any commodity from any other cause , we must look both for the cause and the 66 cannot , of itself , increase money of any remedy in ...
... cause of " ing on of taxes , or raising the price of the farmers distress and ruin ? No , Sir , " ; any commodity from any other cause , we must look both for the cause and the 66 cannot , of itself , increase money of any remedy in ...
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