Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 41
... vernment ; short of destroying that " mis- " forded to our brave seamen to retire " chievous example , the existence of a Go- " from the contest - not , as they now are , " vernment foundedon Democratical Rebel- “ beaten and disgraced ...
... vernment ; short of destroying that " mis- " forded to our brave seamen to retire " chievous example , the existence of a Go- " from the contest - not , as they now are , " vernment foundedon Democratical Rebel- “ beaten and disgraced ...
Page 481
... vernment found it expedient to resort to a | Corn - Bill , in order to raise and keep up the price of the first necessary of life , that the Owners and Tillers of the soil might be able to pay the taxes which that go- vernment wanted to ...
... vernment found it expedient to resort to a | Corn - Bill , in order to raise and keep up the price of the first necessary of life , that the Owners and Tillers of the soil might be able to pay the taxes which that go- vernment wanted to ...
Page 377
... vernment as that of France , must be consi- red as very singular . They had the power , vere in the constant practice of issuing decre , without the consent of the crown , and wh had the force of laws through of their jurisdiction ; and ...
... vernment as that of France , must be consi- red as very singular . They had the power , vere in the constant practice of issuing decre , without the consent of the crown , and wh had the force of laws through of their jurisdiction ; and ...
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