Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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Page 181
... Ministers then have come down to the House and tell them , as had been done that day , that the revenue and commerce of the country were in a flourishing state ? And yet what had been done by an en- lightened Minister in the short space ...
... Ministers then have come down to the House and tell them , as had been done that day , that the revenue and commerce of the country were in a flourishing state ? And yet what had been done by an en- lightened Minister in the short space ...
Page 273
... Ministers . This trick has been tried for years . The people of Westminster know better . They know well , that the way in which you can most effectually aid the Ministers is to appear to look upon the regular Opposition as being in ...
... Ministers . This trick has been tried for years . The people of Westminster know better . They know well , that the way in which you can most effectually aid the Ministers is to appear to look upon the regular Opposition as being in ...
Page 137
... Ministers , that ment . We know , that the Ministers " they were determined not to lower have made no retrenchment worth " the peace expences of the country .'- speaking of , and we can perceive no " Those who really feel for the dis ...
... Ministers , that ment . We know , that the Ministers " they were determined not to lower have made no retrenchment worth " the peace expences of the country .'- speaking of , and we can perceive no " Those who really feel for the dis ...
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to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on | 1 |
to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on | 73 |
Letter XII | 105 |
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