Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volúmenes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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... Civil List . To be sure this Civil List is enormous , if viewed in comparison with the expences of the civil government of the American Re- public ; and , there is no doubt , that , while the prices of all the necessaries of life and of ...
... Civil List . To be sure this Civil List is enormous , if viewed in comparison with the expences of the civil government of the American Re- public ; and , there is no doubt , that , while the prices of all the necessaries of life and of ...
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... Civil List , it is notorious , that , in 1802 , a large grant of money was made by Parliament to pay off arrears , due up to that time . The permanent allowance to the king and his family , fixed by act of Parliament , was , eight ...
... Civil List , it is notorious , that , in 1802 , a large grant of money was made by Parliament to pay off arrears , due up to that time . The permanent allowance to the king and his family , fixed by act of Parliament , was , eight ...
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... Civil List were kept up to their former amount ; and , besides these , all the pay of the Na- val and Military People and all others , living , in any way , upon the taxes . And , why should such an army.be kept up ? There was a time ...
... Civil List were kept up to their former amount ; and , besides these , all the pay of the Na- val and Military People and all others , living , in any way , upon the taxes . And , why should such an army.be kept up ? There was a time ...
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