Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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... Remedies , Sir , why even this will be a REMEDY So far as it goes ; a Remedy of superior efficacy to many others that prima facia appear more important . For though we do not agree in tota , yet I am sure you will agree so far with me ...
... Remedies , Sir , why even this will be a REMEDY So far as it goes ; a Remedy of superior efficacy to many others that prima facia appear more important . For though we do not agree in tota , yet I am sure you will agree so far with me ...
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... remedy for a national evil . A dis- tressed farmer , indeed , may very well say that this is a remedy for him ; but what sort of a remedy is it for his landlord , and for all the dependants upon his landlord ? Nor is it any remedy for ...
... remedy for a national evil . A dis- tressed farmer , indeed , may very well say that this is a remedy for him ; but what sort of a remedy is it for his landlord , and for all the dependants upon his landlord ? Nor is it any remedy for ...
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... remedy , namely , to establish corn rents ; the twentieth remedy , ti repeal the game laws ; the twerty first The fifteenth remedy , which is , " to " reduce the interest of money " has in - remedy , which is to lessen the quantity deed ...
... remedy , namely , to establish corn rents ; the twentieth remedy , ti repeal the game laws ; the twerty first The fifteenth remedy , which is , " to " reduce the interest of money " has in - remedy , which is to lessen the quantity deed ...
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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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