Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 109
... ( Hear , Hear ! ) But our " " Treasury was full . " Aye , by the rigo- " rous severity with which the taxes were " collected . Under the system pursued , " the collection of the Property - tax would " soon be in the hands of Government ...
... ( Hear , Hear ! ) But our " " Treasury was full . " Aye , by the rigo- " rous severity with which the taxes were " collected . Under the system pursued , " the collection of the Property - tax would " soon be in the hands of Government ...
Page 171
... ( Hear , hear ! ) " British Ministry !! ( Hear , hear , hear ! ) Why should parliament wait one mo- " Why should Buonaparté wage hostility " ment ? Why were not the papers on against the country of which such men " the table the first day ...
... ( Hear , hear ! ) " British Ministry !! ( Hear , hear , hear ! ) Why should parliament wait one mo- " Why should Buonaparté wage hostility " ment ? Why were not the papers on against the country of which such men " the table the first day ...
Page 357
... ( hear ! hear ! ) " Commission , with power to examine " It was the object to write down his royal " each party on oath- ( loud cries of hear ! highness - it was no less so to write down " all the establishments of the country . " By ...
... ( hear ! hear ! ) " Commission , with power to examine " It was the object to write down his royal " each party on oath- ( loud cries of hear ! highness - it was no less so to write down " all the establishments of the country . " By ...
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