Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volúmenes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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... misery has pressed forward with such are anxious to relieve them . daring strides ; it stares us so boldly objects it failed . The Meeting , though in the face ; it is become so sturdy called with such care and precaution , and so noisy ...
... misery has pressed forward with such are anxious to relieve them . daring strides ; it stares us so boldly objects it failed . The Meeting , though in the face ; it is become so sturdy called with such care and precaution , and so noisy ...
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... misery ; I see them hard at work to endeavour to impress upon the minds of this people , a belief that there is something in the times ; some- thing in the wind ; something in the sky ; some dispensation of Divine Providence , that has ...
... misery ; I see them hard at work to endeavour to impress upon the minds of this people , a belief that there is something in the times ; some- thing in the wind ; something in the sky ; some dispensation of Divine Providence , that has ...
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... misery , and I have a right , and so have you , to assert that this misery could have been prevented , because we , with many others , sought to prevent the causes of the misery . that we can lay our principles on the shelf for a year ...
... misery , and I have a right , and so have you , to assert that this misery could have been prevented , because we , with many others , sought to prevent the causes of the misery . that we can lay our principles on the shelf for a year ...
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