Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 275
... duty it would be personally " to examine and give directions for their " conduct and managenent , and receive " the reports of the physicians on the sub- " ject of the disease , and I thought he " would naturally take the service on the ...
... duty it would be personally " to examine and give directions for their " conduct and managenent , and receive " the reports of the physicians on the sub- " ject of the disease , and I thought he " would naturally take the service on the ...
Page 823
... duty of every real friend to the Country , to resist their mischievous de- signs , by recurring to the genuine prin- ciples of the Constitution , and by using every legal means for obtaining a full , fair , and free Representation of ...
... duty of every real friend to the Country , to resist their mischievous de- signs , by recurring to the genuine prin- ciples of the Constitution , and by using every legal means for obtaining a full , fair , and free Representation of ...
Page 941
... duty humbly , but earnestly to re- monstrate against the longer continu- ance of any of these intolerant laws ; and ... duty of all men , to examine as diligently as may be in their power the doctrines of religion ; and after such ...
... duty humbly , but earnestly to re- monstrate against the longer continu- ance of any of these intolerant laws ; and ... duty of all men , to examine as diligently as may be in their power the doctrines of religion ; and after such ...
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