Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 131
... ment , leaving a wife and family to starve , had not his virtues bequeathed them friends . Mr. Wakefield's crime was the answering , the triumphant answering_of a Bishop , who had written against the Re- publicans of France , and the ...
... ment , leaving a wife and family to starve , had not his virtues bequeathed them friends . Mr. Wakefield's crime was the answering , the triumphant answering_of a Bishop , who had written against the Re- publicans of France , and the ...
Page 325
... ment was made , in the introduction of " the clause of last year , into the Mutiny " Bill . Such , Sir , was the work of a free press ; and I cannot but sincerely la " ment that those who were bold and " honest enough to begin this ...
... ment was made , in the introduction of " the clause of last year , into the Mutiny " Bill . Such , Sir , was the work of a free press ; and I cannot but sincerely la " ment that those who were bold and " honest enough to begin this ...
Page 399
... MENT . Nothing short of that . Without that , he , in my opinion , will be minister ( if he has life ) ' till the one pound Bank note will not purchase four quartern loaves . I hardly think that the system would sup- port itself farther ...
... MENT . Nothing short of that . Without that , he , in my opinion , will be minister ( if he has life ) ' till the one pound Bank note will not purchase four quartern loaves . I hardly think that the system would sup- port itself farther ...
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