Cobbett's Political Register, Volumen19William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... reform of par- they were previously united by the mea- liament , such as was called for by all those sure of reform ? Is it to be supposed , that men , whose words I have taken as mottos while those active and zealous men , who to this ...
... reform of par- they were previously united by the mea- liament , such as was called for by all those sure of reform ? Is it to be supposed , that men , whose words I have taken as mottos while those active and zealous men , who to this ...
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... reform , to which Sir J. C. Hippesly avowed himself friend ly , is , it seems , not only to be moderate whenever it is attempted , but is to wait , even this moderate removal of vice is to wait for times and circumstances . Why does not ...
... reform , to which Sir J. C. Hippesly avowed himself friend ly , is , it seems , not only to be moderate whenever it is attempted , but is to wait , even this moderate removal of vice is to wait for times and circumstances . Why does not ...
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... Reform of Parliament is ne- cessary against the day when the Pitt paper - money shall reach its inevitable ca- astrophe . In his fond , his poetical , hopes of seeing a reform effected by an union with the Whig Reformers , I am not able ...
... Reform of Parliament is ne- cessary against the day when the Pitt paper - money shall reach its inevitable ca- astrophe . In his fond , his poetical , hopes of seeing a reform effected by an union with the Whig Reformers , I am not able ...
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PAPER MONEY Letter | 21 |
the Debts due from American subjects before | 75 |
Consisting of Summaries | 97 |
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