Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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Page 17
... farmers were the chief supporters of the war ; but , we , the country bankers , supported the farmers . And , why have you now with- drawn that support ? There is no want of rags or of printing presses . Why , says he , we saw their ...
... farmers were the chief supporters of the war ; but , we , the country bankers , supported the farmers . And , why have you now with- drawn that support ? There is no want of rags or of printing presses . Why , says he , we saw their ...
Page 137
... Farmers : with Mr. of your cautionary hints , Sir , have trotted Cobbett's remarks thereon . soil , in those improvements of cultivation which patriots are commending so loudly whilst they overlook or despise the im- provers . Hoarding ...
... Farmers : with Mr. of your cautionary hints , Sir , have trotted Cobbett's remarks thereon . soil , in those improvements of cultivation which patriots are commending so loudly whilst they overlook or despise the im- provers . Hoarding ...
Page 139
... farmers his censure . But , until he can do this , or , in general , and almost unanimously , were at least , can show , that the farmers in ge- loud and incessant in their cry for conti- neral are men of enlightened minds and nuing the ...
... farmers his censure . But , until he can do this , or , in general , and almost unanimously , were at least , can show , that the farmers in ge- loud and incessant in their cry for conti- neral are men of enlightened minds and nuing the ...
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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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