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Page 229
... live ? 66 As to my Resolutions , they contained very little not contained in those that were passed , except a short passage relative to the necessity of reform , introduced merely parenthetically ; and , if Lord Caernarvon , or any of ...
... live ? 66 As to my Resolutions , they contained very little not contained in those that were passed , except a short passage relative to the necessity of reform , introduced merely parenthetically ; and , if Lord Caernarvon , or any of ...
Page 563
... live upon potatoes , boiled , a half a bushel at a time , in a pot , and tumbled out upon a board ; how comes it , that , the moment they land in Pennsylvania , they become decent people and begin to live upon bread and meat and butter ...
... live upon potatoes , boiled , a half a bushel at a time , in a pot , and tumbled out upon a board ; how comes it , that , the moment they land in Pennsylvania , they become decent people and begin to live upon bread and meat and butter ...
Page 279
... live a comfortable life , or , at least , to live a life of laziness , was to appear as poor and wretched as pos- sible . All the hirelings of the government have endeavoured to throw the blame upon the poor - laws , and for reasons ...
... live a comfortable life , or , at least , to live a life of laziness , was to appear as poor and wretched as pos- sible . All the hirelings of the government have endeavoured to throw the blame upon the poor - laws , and for reasons ...
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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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