Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 243
... hope , that the leaders themselves will not ; I hope , that they will now , at any rate , be convinced , that there is no way in which they can honourably obtain the power of serving the country but that of a cordial co - opera- tion ...
... hope , that the leaders themselves will not ; I hope , that they will now , at any rate , be convinced , that there is no way in which they can honourably obtain the power of serving the country but that of a cordial co - opera- tion ...
Page 261
... hope still to carry on the game of party , unconnected with the peo- ple ; who hope to keep up a war against the ministers ' till some great national cala- mity shall produce a change . But , if this were to happen , it would not answer ...
... hope still to carry on the game of party , unconnected with the peo- ple ; who hope to keep up a war against the ministers ' till some great national cala- mity shall produce a change . But , if this were to happen , it would not answer ...
Page 727
... hope that they may eventually contribute to your permanent advantage . It is not necessary to repeat the assurance , that no effort within the compass of my power shall be wanting to this end . I am cruelly out of spirits at the idea of ...
... hope that they may eventually contribute to your permanent advantage . It is not necessary to repeat the assurance , that no effort within the compass of my power shall be wanting to this end . I am cruelly out of spirits at the idea of ...
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