Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 503
... wish to see the people re- duced . Apparently , you would wish to see their blood become as thin as spring water . They , according to you , are never to feel any heat , at any thing , except in the cause of " no - popery . You can ...
... wish to see the people re- duced . Apparently , you would wish to see their blood become as thin as spring water . They , according to you , are never to feel any heat , at any thing , except in the cause of " no - popery . You can ...
Page 555
... wish to remind you of your language at that time respecting riots , com- pared to what your language is now ; I wish to avail myself of this occasion to im- press upon your minds the danger of coun- tenancing popular violence against an ...
... wish to remind you of your language at that time respecting riots , com- pared to what your language is now ; I wish to avail myself of this occasion to im- press upon your minds the danger of coun- tenancing popular violence against an ...
Page 795
... wish , that the precise time of his resignation might be accommodated to the pleasure of his Royal Highness , and to the convenience of Mr. Perceval , as soon as the restrictions should expire . - The Prince Regent received this ...
... wish , that the precise time of his resignation might be accommodated to the pleasure of his Royal Highness , and to the convenience of Mr. Perceval , as soon as the restrictions should expire . - The Prince Regent received this ...
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