Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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Page 45
... feel a lively interest , and as no art , known in England , which is not to which he is not able to express his studed and practised in America , and , in opinion . I must be understood , of course , numerous instances , with greater ...
... feel a lively interest , and as no art , known in England , which is not to which he is not able to express his studed and practised in America , and , in opinion . I must be understood , of course , numerous instances , with greater ...
Page 67
... feel ; and that , in spite of the press , feeling would open their eyes . Though it is only six months and two weeks ... feel , and I really do feel , great satisfaction , at seeing that the public Some of these pirátes regularly take my ...
... feel ; and that , in spite of the press , feeling would open their eyes . Though it is only six months and two weeks ... feel , and I really do feel , great satisfaction , at seeing that the public Some of these pirátes regularly take my ...
Page 549
... feels some unea siness . It fears something . It fears , that , foreigners may set off the " inflammable matter , " and ... feel the security that is felt by Mr. MADISON , who has no other pro- tection than what is afforded by his coat ...
... feels some unea siness . It fears something . It fears , that , foreigners may set off the " inflammable matter , " and ... feel the security that is felt by Mr. MADISON , who has no other pro- tection than what is afforded by his coat ...
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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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