Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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Page 13
... less , except by the means of a sponge . There is no reason to believe that taxes can be diminished . Unless taxes be diminished , paupers cannot be diminished in number ; and , if they go on increasing in number , as they have ...
... less , except by the means of a sponge . There is no reason to believe that taxes can be diminished . Unless taxes be diminished , paupers cannot be diminished in number ; and , if they go on increasing in number , as they have ...
Page 319
... less than six months ' time . The effect that will be produced by the making of such a proposition is not easy to imagine , much less to describe . When the time of making it comes we all see who will still have the courage , or ra ...
... less than six months ' time . The effect that will be produced by the making of such a proposition is not easy to imagine , much less to describe . When the time of making it comes we all see who will still have the courage , or ra ...
Page 451
... less hateful and insolent ; namely , to encourage you to emigrate to foreign countries . This scheme is distinctly ... less opulent or less industrious 66 part of mankind , instead of rejoicing " at an increase of family , deemed it " an ...
... less hateful and insolent ; namely , to encourage you to emigrate to foreign countries . This scheme is distinctly ... less opulent or less industrious 66 part of mankind , instead of rejoicing " at an increase of family , deemed it " an ...
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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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