Cobbett's Political Register, Volumen19William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... consider such commerce , there ought to be , in no way a change as tending to foster the Catholic whatever , any distinction . If Ireland pos- religion , and to prevent the chance of sess any natural advantages superior to converting ...
... consider such commerce , there ought to be , in no way a change as tending to foster the Catholic whatever , any distinction . If Ireland pos- religion , and to prevent the chance of sess any natural advantages superior to converting ...
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... consider as the date of the first paroxysm of disorder ? -The 25th October . How long did that paroxysm continue ? -Fifteen days , Was it more or less severe than the succeeding paroxysms ? —It was more severe . Did you consider the ...
... consider as the date of the first paroxysm of disorder ? -The 25th October . How long did that paroxysm continue ? -Fifteen days , Was it more or less severe than the succeeding paroxysms ? —It was more severe . Did you consider the ...
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... considers second sowing the moment the first is in how long the nation has been humbugg'd ; the ground . His calculations of produce when one considers what a regular system ought to embrace years . Truths , like trees , of cheatery ...
... considers second sowing the moment the first is in how long the nation has been humbugg'd ; the ground . His calculations of produce when one considers what a regular system ought to embrace years . Truths , like trees , of cheatery ...
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PAPER MONEY Letter | 21 |
the Debts due from American subjects before | 75 |
Consisting of Summaries | 97 |
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