Cobbett's Political Register, Volúmenes27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... never thought Napoleon a tyrant or an oppressor , never viewed him in the light of a despot , never complained of what we , good tender souls , call the horrors of the conscription , never lamented the continu- ance of the war , but ...
... never thought Napoleon a tyrant or an oppressor , never viewed him in the light of a despot , never complained of what we , good tender souls , call the horrors of the conscription , never lamented the continu- ance of the war , but ...
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... never can . But if we are to judge of the fate of national debts by comparing them one with another , we ought to take it for granted , that the debt of America never will be paid , if ours never can or will . Our debt was once as small ...
... never can . But if we are to judge of the fate of national debts by comparing them one with another , we ought to take it for granted , that the debt of America never will be paid , if ours never can or will . Our debt was once as small ...
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... never make any inqui- ries about how much can be got at one place more than at another . They never refuse to sell to - day for less than they might have had yesterday . They never haggle , no not they , about a half - penny in twenty ...
... never make any inqui- ries about how much can be got at one place more than at another . They never refuse to sell to - day for less than they might have had yesterday . They never haggle , no not they , about a half - penny in twenty ...
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