Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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Page 55
... measure so necessary and beneficial should fall to the ground , merely because a few awkward difficulties happen to give it a somewhat forbidding aspect . It is enough for me to have pointed out the remedy , and the persons by whom it ...
... measure so necessary and beneficial should fall to the ground , merely because a few awkward difficulties happen to give it a somewhat forbidding aspect . It is enough for me to have pointed out the remedy , and the persons by whom it ...
Page 491
... measure and the consequences of it will cause prices to rise is clear enough . We have seen what Mr. VANSITTART said . It was the internal condition of the country which called for the measure . 66 Formerly it used to be the external ...
... measure and the consequences of it will cause prices to rise is clear enough . We have seen what Mr. VANSITTART said . It was the internal condition of the country which called for the measure . 66 Formerly it used to be the external ...
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... measure of restriction was the best ever adopted in this country , and had been productive of all those advantages which had elevated the British Empire to its present pinnacle of grandeur . He considered the dread which the Honourable ...
... measure of restriction was the best ever adopted in this country , and had been productive of all those advantages which had elevated the British Empire to its present pinnacle of grandeur . He considered the dread which the Honourable ...
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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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