Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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Page 469
... necessary to give the power of detaining him as a prisoner of war , or whether it was competent to the Ministers legally to detain him as such by the law of nations , and by the muni- cipal law of this country as it now stood . He knew ...
... necessary to give the power of detaining him as a prisoner of war , or whether it was competent to the Ministers legally to detain him as such by the law of nations , and by the muni- cipal law of this country as it now stood . He knew ...
Page 169
... necessary , " and what is necessary cannot be << It is tiresome , but still it is necessary , for me to continue to remind the public , that these opinions , as far as they are correct , which they are not in all their parts here , were ...
... necessary , " and what is necessary cannot be << It is tiresome , but still it is necessary , for me to continue to remind the public , that these opinions , as far as they are correct , which they are not in all their parts here , were ...
Page 229
... necessary in order to taken away in what are called pay persons for carrying on the King's taxes and excise duties , business of the country . We all they would have no poor rates to know that it is necessary that mo - pay , nor would ...
... necessary in order to taken away in what are called pay persons for carrying on the King's taxes and excise duties , business of the country . We all they would have no poor rates to know that it is necessary that mo - pay , nor would ...
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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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