Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 195
... publish the " debates of that house . So lately as the " time of Dr. Johnson , the debates were " never published but under . fictitious " " names . He was one of those who liked " the constitution as it was , he did not " like it as it ...
... publish the " debates of that house . So lately as the " time of Dr. Johnson , the debates were " never published but under . fictitious " " names . He was one of those who liked " the constitution as it was , he did not " like it as it ...
Page 347
... published the words charged on the record - by the whole tenor of our lives - from the general sentiment and character of the Paper that we publish- and particularly from the contents of the Paper in which the solitary paragraph ...
... published the words charged on the record - by the whole tenor of our lives - from the general sentiment and character of the Paper that we publish- and particularly from the contents of the Paper in which the solitary paragraph ...
Page 383
... published , was at its height : The topic was in every I wish you to form your judgment of my mouth ; and the Morning Chronicle was intention on this one act . It is in my the field of discussion on one side , as rival opinion , from ...
... published , was at its height : The topic was in every I wish you to form your judgment of my mouth ; and the Morning Chronicle was intention on this one act . It is in my the field of discussion on one side , as rival opinion , from ...
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