Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 37
... Sir Francis Burdett , however , rose be- " fore the Mover , and made a long Speech , " and moved a long Address to the Re- " gent upon any other topic than those " touched upon in the Speech . The Ba- " ronet has one feature which is ...
... Sir Francis Burdett , however , rose be- " fore the Mover , and made a long Speech , " and moved a long Address to the Re- " gent upon any other topic than those " touched upon in the Speech . The Ba- " ronet has one feature which is ...
Page 115
... Sir Francis Burdett advance a falshood , then ? And can the English reader hear with patience such an accusation made against a member of parliament , and such a member of Par- liament too ? Is he to be ... Sir Francis Burdett's Address .
... Sir Francis Burdett advance a falshood , then ? And can the English reader hear with patience such an accusation made against a member of parliament , and such a member of Par- liament too ? Is he to be ... Sir Francis Burdett's Address .
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... Sir Francis Burdett was , as he might well be , seeing that he has so much property to protect ; property of his own , descended to him from his ancestors . It is stated in the re- port , that Mr. Perceval accused Sir Francis Burdett of ...
... Sir Francis Burdett was , as he might well be , seeing that he has so much property to protect ; property of his own , descended to him from his ancestors . It is stated in the re- port , that Mr. Perceval accused Sir Francis Burdett of ...
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