Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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Page 15
... continue to be cultivated as long as men continue to cat ; and that , without any laws passed on the subject , the farmer , in about a year more , will feel no distress from the low price of corn , meat , wool , or cheese , though the ...
... continue to be cultivated as long as men continue to cat ; and that , without any laws passed on the subject , the farmer , in about a year more , will feel no distress from the low price of corn , meat , wool , or cheese , though the ...
Page 489
... continue this restriction 1802 , this last - mentioned act expired . " for a while . " Having said this , he said , Peace came ; but , alas ! thinking John that it was , of course , quite unnecessary Buil's guineas did not come . Just ...
... continue this restriction 1802 , this last - mentioned act expired . " for a while . " Having said this , he said , Peace came ; but , alas ! thinking John that it was , of course , quite unnecessary Buil's guineas did not come . Just ...
Page 631
... continue the restriction only for seven months longer . Among his reasons for continuing the restriction , that quoted by the Learned Gentleman from certain pub- lications , had certainly no influence what - ing into what passed at that ...
... continue the restriction only for seven months longer . Among his reasons for continuing the restriction , that quoted by the Learned Gentleman from certain pub- lications , had certainly no influence what - ing into what passed at that ...
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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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