Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 805
... wish for reform ; but to ground such an assertion upon the mere absence of petitions , under the present cir- cumstances of the country , is almost as modest as it would be to assert , that there " pretended Reform , and seeking anarchy ...
... wish for reform ; but to ground such an assertion upon the mere absence of petitions , under the present cir- cumstances of the country , is almost as modest as it would be to assert , that there " pretended Reform , and seeking anarchy ...
Page 871
... wish men to be tried before they are punished ; is there any thing in this , that shows that our prin- ciples are dangerous ? —Aye ; but we go further . So we do . We wish to put an effectual stop to the trafficking in Seats in ...
... wish men to be tried before they are punished ; is there any thing in this , that shows that our prin- ciples are dangerous ? —Aye ; but we go further . So we do . We wish to put an effectual stop to the trafficking in Seats in ...
Page 891
... wish to wage a war of recrimina- tion , but he had not taken up the first stone . He would ask Mr. Canning what were the men he had associated with , and what company he had kept ? Among the first , they found Lord Melville ; then John ...
... wish to wage a war of recrimina- tion , but he had not taken up the first stone . He would ask Mr. Canning what were the men he had associated with , and what company he had kept ? Among the first , they found Lord Melville ; then John ...
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