Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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Page 517
... answer this Exposition , what a service will he render ! His at- tack on General Brown will find a place in such answer naturally enough . - Let us live in hopes , then , that we shall see this terrible Exposition answered at last . TO ...
... answer this Exposition , what a service will he render ! His at- tack on General Brown will find a place in such answer naturally enough . - Let us live in hopes , then , that we shall see this terrible Exposition answered at last . TO ...
Page 187
... answer ? Had PAINE any power to answer ? Has the brave General DROUETTE had any power to answer ? Ilas any man against whom a Judge gives a charge any power to answer ? Had Lord Cochrane himself any power to an- swer Mr. Justice ...
... answer ? Had PAINE any power to answer ? Has the brave General DROUETTE had any power to answer ? Ilas any man against whom a Judge gives a charge any power to answer ? Had Lord Cochrane himself any power to an- swer Mr. Justice ...
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... answer , in the paths of religion and virtue because you cannot answer . You and holy living , and of your sin- cannot openly say , that it would cerity you call upon the Almighty be an evil to get rid of bribery , to be your Witness ...
... answer , in the paths of religion and virtue because you cannot answer . You and holy living , and of your sin- cannot openly say , that it would cerity you call upon the Almighty be an evil to get rid of bribery , to be your Witness ...
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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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