Cobbett's Political Register, Volumen1William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... never ceased to possess your esteem during the " most frightful convulsions of the revolution ; " being always persuaded , even during the " most disastrous periods , that it contained many good citizens who would infallibly get " the ...
... never ceased to possess your esteem during the " most frightful convulsions of the revolution ; " being always persuaded , even during the " most disastrous periods , that it contained many good citizens who would infallibly get " the ...
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William Cobbett. a consideration that never obtrudes itself | pendence , are matters about which we are on their minds . Hence their never - ceasing by no means mulish : but , for the superi- clamours against war ; hence the precarious ...
William Cobbett. a consideration that never obtrudes itself | pendence , are matters about which we are on their minds . Hence their never - ceasing by no means mulish : but , for the superi- clamours against war ; hence the precarious ...
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... never endeavoured to paint it in false " colours - he had never attempted to apply " to it any epithets of praise . " He was con- vinced , however , that it had not tarnished the honour of the country . Without mean- 66 66 " The debate ...
... never endeavoured to paint it in false " colours - he had never attempted to apply " to it any epithets of praise . " He was con- vinced , however , that it had not tarnished the honour of the country . Without mean- 66 66 " The debate ...
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