Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 19William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 111
... wish for it .. All men , who have no such interest wish for a reform of the Parliament , as the only means of putting an end to abuses . They necessarily must wish for it . They must be the most unriĆ - tural wretches upon earth if they ...
... wish for it .. All men , who have no such interest wish for a reform of the Parliament , as the only means of putting an end to abuses . They necessarily must wish for it . They must be the most unriĆ - tural wretches upon earth if they ...
Page 675
... wish ? Why should we not . rather suppose , that his wish was according to his words that is to say , to do away the punishment of flogging ? This was much the more likely of the two , es- pecially as Mr. Drakard avowed this to be his wish ...
... wish ? Why should we not . rather suppose , that his wish was according to his words that is to say , to do away the punishment of flogging ? This was much the more likely of the two , es- pecially as Mr. Drakard avowed this to be his wish ...
Page 897
... wish to do some- thing that nothing may be done ; that they Wish to meddle and to mar ; and , in the end , to confuse the public mind , and to make the object of doubtful value . They wish not to lose the people altogether . They wish ...
... wish to do some- thing that nothing may be done ; that they Wish to meddle and to mar ; and , in the end , to confuse the public mind , and to make the object of doubtful value . They wish not to lose the people altogether . They wish ...
Contents
PAPER MONEY Letter | 21 |
the Debts due from American subjects before | 75 |
Consisting of Summaries | 97 |
Copyright | |
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