Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 85-86William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 37
... corn sow the wheat , first taking away 200 off ? It may be ; but , where are the acres of English coppice in stalks , will , four hundred wagon loads of corn stalks ? A prodigiously fine thing is this forest of fodder , as high and as ...
... corn sow the wheat , first taking away 200 off ? It may be ; but , where are the acres of English coppice in stalks , will , four hundred wagon loads of corn stalks ? A prodigiously fine thing is this forest of fodder , as high and as ...
Page 41
... corn settlers , who have gone from the New have cost , then , more than the price of England States , have , in general , been the corn ? Untoward observation ; but able men with families of stout sons . perfectly true , I am convinced ...
... corn settlers , who have gone from the New have cost , then , more than the price of England States , have , in general , been the corn ? Untoward observation ; but able men with families of stout sons . perfectly true , I am convinced ...
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... corn is just as wholesome and as efficient as bread . So that , this was something " and " ; and thus he makes the whole | the Scriptures were written . About four apply to the poor creature that takes to or five ears of this corn , of ...
... corn is just as wholesome and as efficient as bread . So that , this was something " and " ; and thus he makes the whole | the Scriptures were written . About four apply to the poor creature that takes to or five ears of this corn , of ...
Contents
VOLUME | 35 |
LandJobbing Trial of Mr Mellersh | 95 |
Intense Humbug Change in the | 151 |
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