Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 13William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 291
... demands . Without the demand the food would have never been produced ; the cause of produ- cing is in the consumer , much more than in the cultivator ; who is a machine employed to make a commodity demanded , and be- comes a machine ...
... demands . Without the demand the food would have never been produced ; the cause of produ- cing is in the consumer , much more than in the cultivator ; who is a machine employed to make a commodity demanded , and be- comes a machine ...
Page 421
... demands upon us ; they arrogantly and insolently demand of Eng- land , without whose permission they dare not venture upon the seas ; they demand of her that she shall yield to them , what she never yielded to any power in the world ...
... demands upon us ; they arrogantly and insolently demand of Eng- land , without whose permission they dare not venture upon the seas ; they demand of her that she shall yield to them , what she never yielded to any power in the world ...
Page 817
... demand that makes it extravagant . The demand of a guinea for a pound of beef is more extravagant than the demand of twenty guineas for the half of an ox . Mr. Palmer asks for no more than his due , agreeably to the undenied terms of ...
... demand that makes it extravagant . The demand of a guinea for a pound of beef is more extravagant than the demand of twenty guineas for the half of an ox . Mr. Palmer asks for no more than his due , agreeably to the undenied terms of ...
Contents
OFFICIAL PAPERS | 27 |
Romish Popes circular upon the subject of the French Generals Order issued | 33 |
Kings Speech Jan 21 1808 | 117 |
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