Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 47
... never in danger ; because , from whatever quarter they feel grievance approaching , here is their court of appeal , here their means of immediate redress . Without such a representation , the people are never safe ; they have no court ...
... never in danger ; because , from whatever quarter they feel grievance approaching , here is their court of appeal , here their means of immediate redress . Without such a representation , the people are never safe ; they have no court ...
Page 173
... never exult at it as something that any body has lately infused into them ; I shall never speak of it as , in any degree , arising what is called discipline ; I shall never speak of courage as a quality that has been communicated to ...
... never exult at it as something that any body has lately infused into them ; I shall never speak of it as , in any degree , arising what is called discipline ; I shall never speak of courage as a quality that has been communicated to ...
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... never heard , except in here and there a solitary instance , and , in those instances , the calumnies of a venal press have invariably been the reward of public virtue . If there be per- sons amongst us , who have rejoiced at seeing the ...
... never heard , except in here and there a solitary instance , and , in those instances , the calumnies of a venal press have invariably been the reward of public virtue . If there be per- sons amongst us , who have rejoiced at seeing the ...
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