Cobbett's Political Register, Volumen20William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... passed in the year 1809 , of which the peo- ple seem to have taken not the least notice . It seems to have escaped every body's attention ; but , indeed , the Acts now passed are so numerous , that it is next to impos- sible for any ...
... passed in the year 1809 , of which the peo- ple seem to have taken not the least notice . It seems to have escaped every body's attention ; but , indeed , the Acts now passed are so numerous , that it is next to impos- sible for any ...
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... passed for the purpose of preventing matter at this time . The Catholics deny forced innovations : it was passed to prevent that the Proclamation is lawful . It has the people from choosing men , whose ob- been grounded , as the reader ...
... passed for the purpose of preventing matter at this time . The Catholics deny forced innovations : it was passed to prevent that the Proclamation is lawful . It has the people from choosing men , whose ob- been grounded , as the reader ...
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... passed most nights in our gigs , carrying on such operations under cover of the dark as could not have been successfully employed in sight of the enemy ; I do not mean as to mere danger , for the boats have been assailed by shot and ...
... passed most nights in our gigs , carrying on such operations under cover of the dark as could not have been successfully employed in sight of the enemy ; I do not mean as to mere danger , for the boats have been assailed by shot and ...
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LIBEL Trial of Mr White Editor of the Inde tion of the Report of the Bullion Committee in | 1 |
OFFICIAL PAPERS | 29 |
Two Prices How these would affect the Gover | 33 |
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