Cobbett's Political Register, Volumen1William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... advantages sought to be acquired by persons to whom the legislature has not intended to grant a be- nefit - and of keeping intire a body of laws peculiarly fitted to support and in- crease the commerce of the Empire , the neglect of ...
... advantages sought to be acquired by persons to whom the legislature has not intended to grant a be- nefit - and of keeping intire a body of laws peculiarly fitted to support and in- crease the commerce of the Empire , the neglect of ...
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... advantages to France , has given us the advantage of reflection , which has for some months , been slowly producing a change in the opinions of those , who anti- cipated " the blessings of Peace . " what must be his shame and remorse ...
... advantages to France , has given us the advantage of reflection , which has for some months , been slowly producing a change in the opinions of those , who anti- cipated " the blessings of Peace . " what must be his shame and remorse ...
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... advantages arising from com- mercial treaties , it was a matter of doubt with him whether they were productive of any advantage . Much had also been said of the danger to us from our being rivalled in commerce by other countries , but ...
... advantages arising from com- mercial treaties , it was a matter of doubt with him whether they were productive of any advantage . Much had also been said of the danger to us from our being rivalled in commerce by other countries , but ...
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