Cobbett's Political Register, Volúmenes21-22William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... reason whatever for Mr. Perceval's now refusing them the share they demand . Their re- ligion is by no means incompatible with " vigorous " civil government ; nor do I see the smallest reason for him to fear , that Catholic Judges ...
... reason whatever for Mr. Perceval's now refusing them the share they demand . Their re- ligion is by no means incompatible with " vigorous " civil government ; nor do I see the smallest reason for him to fear , that Catholic Judges ...
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... REASON why this lady is not suitably " Did they say no to that , also ? If provided for as well as the sisters of the " there was any REASON why she Regent ; and the Minister of the Regent should not be made independent , the says : " I ...
... REASON why this lady is not suitably " Did they say no to that , also ? If provided for as well as the sisters of the " there was any REASON why she Regent ; and the Minister of the Regent should not be made independent , the says : " I ...
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... reason , what can that reason be , if , as Mr. Perceval tells us , there is NO CHARGE WHAT- EVER existing against the Princess ? However , again I say , patience ! If we have patience , we shall bear the whole story out . 2 Books may be ...
... reason , what can that reason be , if , as Mr. Perceval tells us , there is NO CHARGE WHAT- EVER existing against the Princess ? However , again I say , patience ! If we have patience , we shall bear the whole story out . 2 Books may be ...
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Peace 538 | 1 |
SELECTIONS FROM OTHER PUBLICA Lords April 21 1812 From the Morning | 231 |
AMERICA U S Correspondence between Lord Liverpool 817 822 | 233 |
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