Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 129
... hands , acknowledged , that the Press is the most powerful engine that can be brought to operate upon public opinion and upon the Thus the press becomes a deceiver of the direction of public affairs ; and , therefore , people ; it ...
... hands , acknowledged , that the Press is the most powerful engine that can be brought to operate upon public opinion and upon the Thus the press becomes a deceiver of the direction of public affairs ; and , therefore , people ; it ...
Page 167
... hands , Our Saviour's sermon on " the mount - Parables - Miracles , & c . " All which , of course , the little fellows will easily comprehend ; but , unto which I would humbly beg leave to recommend the adding of the Little Book above ...
... hands , Our Saviour's sermon on " the mount - Parables - Miracles , & c . " All which , of course , the little fellows will easily comprehend ; but , unto which I would humbly beg leave to recommend the adding of the Little Book above ...
Page 397
... hands of the Crown , and , of course , into the hands of any minister whom the Crown chooses to appoint . In 1792 , the year before the war was commenced , the money raised in Great Britain amounted only to about 15 millions of pounds ...
... hands of the Crown , and , of course , into the hands of any minister whom the Crown chooses to appoint . In 1792 , the year before the war was commenced , the money raised in Great Britain amounted only to about 15 millions of pounds ...
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