Cobbett's Political Register, Volúmenes25-26William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... never thought proper to be his accuser with the government , never would bring the matter to a legal investigation , never would consent to confront the accuser with the accused , and would never even show Mr. Mant the document , on ...
... never thought proper to be his accuser with the government , never would bring the matter to a legal investigation , never would consent to confront the accuser with the accused , and would never even show Mr. Mant the document , on ...
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... never had the pleasure of even seeing you , that you should have so acted as to have come in for your share of the popular odium on this account . You ! who can have no interest in the success of the law , suppo- sing that success to be ...
... never had the pleasure of even seeing you , that you should have so acted as to have come in for your share of the popular odium on this account . You ! who can have no interest in the success of the law , suppo- sing that success to be ...
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... never , that I place , at 2s . 6d . a bushel ; and we give have heard of , petitioned against any tax ; 203. a bushel for it . But if we give never against any expence ; never against 17s . 6d . for the salt which prepares the war with ...
... never , that I place , at 2s . 6d . a bushel ; and we give have heard of , petitioned against any tax ; 203. a bushel for it . But if we give never against any expence ; never against 17s . 6d . for the salt which prepares the war with ...
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Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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