Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 19William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 149
... Sir Francis Burdett came indi- rectly to be questioned or applauded ac- cording as the respective speakers thought of his merits or demerits . Here , were he disposed to question the privileges of this City Parliament , he might say ...
... Sir Francis Burdett came indi- rectly to be questioned or applauded ac- cording as the respective speakers thought of his merits or demerits . Here , were he disposed to question the privileges of this City Parliament , he might say ...
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... Sir FRANCIS BUKDETT has , " in his " bombastical speeches called our army a flogged army , and the English nation a " flogged nation . " In his comments upon the Westminster Meeting he says : " Sir " Francis Burdett made a short speech ...
... Sir FRANCIS BUKDETT has , " in his " bombastical speeches called our army a flogged army , and the English nation a " flogged nation . " In his comments upon the Westminster Meeting he says : " Sir " Francis Burdett made a short speech ...
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... Sir FRANCIS BURDETT , were going to meet to pass a hum - drum address about confidence and condolence merely ... SIR FRANCIS BURDETT and the reformers have always attempted to shackle our “ strength and cripple aur arm , when it was " to ...
... Sir FRANCIS BURDETT , were going to meet to pass a hum - drum address about confidence and condolence merely ... SIR FRANCIS BURDETT and the reformers have always attempted to shackle our “ strength and cripple aur arm , when it was " to ...
Contents
PAPER MONEY Letter | 21 |
the Debts due from American subjects before | 75 |
Consisting of Summaries | 97 |
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