Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 301
... persons have been considered as mere vassals of the landlord , but I think very improperly , and that the term is inappropriate , and totally inadequate to appreciate their situation and wretched- ness . that these persons do not pay so ...
... persons have been considered as mere vassals of the landlord , but I think very improperly , and that the term is inappropriate , and totally inadequate to appreciate their situation and wretched- ness . that these persons do not pay so ...
Page 311
... persons least degree of temper and moderation ¦ into his custody . in the execution of their office , no public This , Sir , is perhaps the last letter you notice would be taken of their proceed- will receive from me relative to this ...
... persons least degree of temper and moderation ¦ into his custody . in the execution of their office , no public This , Sir , is perhaps the last letter you notice would be taken of their proceed- will receive from me relative to this ...
Page 781
... persons , in such situations , frequently do put an end to their exist- ence ; and it must be confessed , that Capt . Wright's was a situation , not only of great peril , but , which is more , perhaps , in such a case , of almost ...
... persons , in such situations , frequently do put an end to their exist- ence ; and it must be confessed , that Capt . Wright's was a situation , not only of great peril , but , which is more , perhaps , in such a case , of almost ...
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