Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volúmenes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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... sure that the law of Moses would bear me out in this expedient ; but of this I am sure , that neither Moses nor Aaron were ever so critically circumstanced as we are ; and I doubt whether his provident father - in- law , Jethro , was ...
... sure that the law of Moses would bear me out in this expedient ; but of this I am sure , that neither Moses nor Aaron were ever so critically circumstanced as we are ; and I doubt whether his provident father - in- law , Jethro , was ...
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... sure that he will not get the money in the shape of taxes , un- less fresh issues of paper can be got out , which there does not at present appear much probability of effecting . For my part , I expect the whole ma- chine to go to ...
... sure that he will not get the money in the shape of taxes , un- less fresh issues of paper can be got out , which there does not at present appear much probability of effecting . For my part , I expect the whole ma- chine to go to ...
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... sure the , do . They form the and are receiving allowances like other only feature worth looking at . To paupers . To be sure they are ; and this point it comes at last . The poor this exemplifies that which I had the house is the last ...
... sure the , do . They form the and are receiving allowances like other only feature worth looking at . To paupers . To be sure they are ; and this point it comes at last . The poor this exemplifies that which I had the house is the last ...
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