Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 1William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 183
... ment , being in high spirits , is as vigilant as possible , and the upright and virtuous indi- viduals have agreed , by a concordat , to vote for none but learned men at the first elections . After that , they are careless of what may ...
... ment , being in high spirits , is as vigilant as possible , and the upright and virtuous indi- viduals have agreed , by a concordat , to vote for none but learned men at the first elections . After that , they are careless of what may ...
Page 347
... ment , but make it without reluctance ; and , could they be well assured , that Buonaparté would not deprive them of their guineas and their pence , their wine and their beer , their Billingtons and their buffoons , we most sin- cerely ...
... ment , but make it without reluctance ; and , could they be well assured , that Buonaparté would not deprive them of their guineas and their pence , their wine and their beer , their Billingtons and their buffoons , we most sin- cerely ...
Page 1257
... ment of fhips built in India between this port and that of London , is therefore no longer merely a queftion of expediency , or of liberal commercial policy . The deficiency of the tonnage expected from Europe reduces me to the abfolute ...
... ment of fhips built in India between this port and that of London , is therefore no longer merely a queftion of expediency , or of liberal commercial policy . The deficiency of the tonnage expected from Europe reduces me to the abfolute ...
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