Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 399
... Perceval's lips , except to mark his disapprobation of the conduct of those who seem to wish for it . No , my lord , the way to obtain or to pre- serve power , at this time , is to be decid- edly for war and expenditure and paper money ...
... Perceval's lips , except to mark his disapprobation of the conduct of those who seem to wish for it . No , my lord , the way to obtain or to pre- serve power , at this time , is to be decid- edly for war and expenditure and paper money ...
Page 613
... Perceval ( being a lawyer ) must know whence it comes ; he must know that it is not extracted from the Jacobin creed , but is copied , word for word , and letter for let- ter , from an English act of Parliament , of which , indeed , it ...
... Perceval ( being a lawyer ) must know whence it comes ; he must know that it is not extracted from the Jacobin creed , but is copied , word for word , and letter for let- ter , from an English act of Parliament , of which , indeed , it ...
Page 795
... Perceval , as soon as the restrictions should expire . - The Prince Regent received this notification with many gracious expressions of regret ; and Mr. Perceval , in writing , used expressions of regret , and also of thanks for the ...
... Perceval , as soon as the restrictions should expire . - The Prince Regent received this notification with many gracious expressions of regret ; and Mr. Perceval , in writing , used expressions of regret , and also of thanks for the ...
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