Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 115
... expence which must at- tend the bringing home of our American army ; the unsettled Ordinance accounts ; the charges of Transport , and various other branches of the public service , which , supposing the ratification of peace to arrive ...
... expence which must at- tend the bringing home of our American army ; the unsettled Ordinance accounts ; the charges of Transport , and various other branches of the public service , which , supposing the ratification of peace to arrive ...
Page 149
... expence , as if the object could have bona fide provided , that all the na- not be purchased at too high a rate , tions receiving its subsidies , and for without adverting to the ways and means whom the British sword was actually of ...
... expence , as if the object could have bona fide provided , that all the na- not be purchased at too high a rate , tions receiving its subsidies , and for without adverting to the ways and means whom the British sword was actually of ...
Page 395
... expences of the National Debt for the same year , including the additional interest on loaus made during this year , and also includ- ing the annual expence of the Sinking Fund , ( as nearly as pos sible ) The sum annually collected in ...
... expences of the National Debt for the same year , including the additional interest on loaus made during this year , and also includ- ing the annual expence of the Sinking Fund , ( as nearly as pos sible ) The sum annually collected in ...
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