Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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... cause of that persecution of opinions , which has invariably increased as the old govern- ments felt their danger increase . Those , who enjoyed the wealth sucked from the veins of the people , by the means of cor- ruptions and abuses ...
... cause of that persecution of opinions , which has invariably increased as the old govern- ments felt their danger increase . Those , who enjoyed the wealth sucked from the veins of the people , by the means of cor- ruptions and abuses ...
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... cause . If imputable to the circumstance of passing from a British to a French port , or on ac- count of any part of their cargoes , it af- fords no cause of complaint to Great Bri- tain , as a violation of our neutral rights . No such ...
... cause . If imputable to the circumstance of passing from a British to a French port , or on ac- count of any part of their cargoes , it af- fords no cause of complaint to Great Bri- tain , as a violation of our neutral rights . No such ...
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... cause - was it to be traced to a total abandonment of all economy at home ? If it was one of those , apply the remedy to the source , and do not begin by unnecessarily cutting off the extremi- ties . After vaunting so much about the ...
... cause - was it to be traced to a total abandonment of all economy at home ? If it was one of those , apply the remedy to the source , and do not begin by unnecessarily cutting off the extremi- ties . After vaunting so much about the ...
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