Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volúmenes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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... means course , to the Poor - houses in Eng- of the press ; through the means of land ; yes , those Poor - houses , of which an endless number of tax - gatherers ; Sir Robert Heron gave a description through the means of officers , place ...
... means course , to the Poor - houses in Eng- of the press ; through the means of land ; yes , those Poor - houses , of which an endless number of tax - gatherers ; Sir Robert Heron gave a description through the means of officers , place ...
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... means to uphold the Naval power , and to secure the safety and perpetuate the greatness of the country ; without trenching upon any of these means ; without meddling with the property of the church ; without any new modelling " of poor ...
... means to uphold the Naval power , and to secure the safety and perpetuate the greatness of the country ; without trenching upon any of these means ; without meddling with the property of the church ; without any new modelling " of poor ...
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... means of paying ; the state of this nation is that of wretched poverty , though it has infinitely more means even now than any other country in Europe . It is poor because it owes more than it can pay , and more than can be by any means ...
... means of paying ; the state of this nation is that of wretched poverty , though it has infinitely more means even now than any other country in Europe . It is poor because it owes more than it can pay , and more than can be by any means ...
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