Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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Page 467
... reasons stated in these petitions are the curious part of the affair . Now , you shall hear those , which the Devonshire people give : " That in order to preserve Lord HOLLAND . Ile did not rise to the Constitution of the United Empire ...
... reasons stated in these petitions are the curious part of the affair . Now , you shall hear those , which the Devonshire people give : " That in order to preserve Lord HOLLAND . Ile did not rise to the Constitution of the United Empire ...
Page 607
... reasons for the restriction of cash pay - it - that the Directors should prepare for ments by the Bank , could not ... reason ever urged to justify this restriction ; and when the necessity ceased , the country naturally expected that ...
... reasons for the restriction of cash pay - it - that the Directors should prepare for ments by the Bank , could not ... reason ever urged to justify this restriction ; and when the necessity ceased , the country naturally expected that ...
Page 235
... reason for the people not trusting Besides , the people are not now so either of the two factions , it is no rea- stupid as to overlook the fact , that son , at all , why sinecures should not these sinecures have existed for a great be ...
... reason for the people not trusting Besides , the people are not now so either of the two factions , it is no rea- stupid as to overlook the fact , that son , at all , why sinecures should not these sinecures have existed for a great be ...
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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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