Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 47
... suffer from undisguised tyranny . 1 To particularise the fatal effects of this course of misrule would , if it were possible , be useless , they being too visible in the multiplied embarrassments and abject state of the country ...
... suffer from undisguised tyranny . 1 To particularise the fatal effects of this course of misrule would , if it were possible , be useless , they being too visible in the multiplied embarrassments and abject state of the country ...
Page 441
... suffer his authority to be interfered with . -Mr . Finnerty's case was one that ex- cited great interest ; he has suffered and is yet suffering in the cause of freedom and humanity ; and he will , I trust , yet live to see the day ...
... suffer his authority to be interfered with . -Mr . Finnerty's case was one that ex- cited great interest ; he has suffered and is yet suffering in the cause of freedom and humanity ; and he will , I trust , yet live to see the day ...
Page 669
... suffer myself to be " public mind , Mr. Bellingham , requires drawn into an expression of feelings and " to be satistied upon a most important opinions . point , whether any other person was in While the troops were marching to their ...
... suffer myself to be " public mind , Mr. Bellingham , requires drawn into an expression of feelings and " to be satistied upon a most important opinions . point , whether any other person was in While the troops were marching to their ...
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