Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 81
... measure , against which she raised her wolfish yell , did not con- template the admission of Roman Catho- CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION . " Qui non obstat quod obstare potest , facere videtur . " Sir ; -Upon the subject of Catholic Emancipation ...
... measure , against which she raised her wolfish yell , did not con- template the admission of Roman Catho- CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION . " Qui non obstat quod obstare potest , facere videtur . " Sir ; -Upon the subject of Catholic Emancipation ...
Page 193
... measure itself . That measure has done " supposed it might create some surprise more than the publishing of a years ' de- " that he should , on the present occasion , bates . It is a trumpet - tongued fact ; and " speak and vote against ...
... measure itself . That measure has done " supposed it might create some surprise more than the publishing of a years ' de- " that he should , on the present occasion , bates . It is a trumpet - tongued fact ; and " speak and vote against ...
Page 607
... measure , like that now proposed , and to misrepresent the motives and to blacken the character of all those who stand forward in its support . But , still it must come ; or misery unparallel- ed is England's doom . I have , since I ...
... measure , like that now proposed , and to misrepresent the motives and to blacken the character of all those who stand forward in its support . But , still it must come ; or misery unparallel- ed is England's doom . I have , since I ...
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