Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volúmenes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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... wheat . This is the sting . This is the ugly thing , to which I shall be calling the Ministers ' attention . The pa- per is , it seems , to come forth with more caution than formerly . How does Lord Castlereagh know that ? How can he ...
... wheat . This is the sting . This is the ugly thing , to which I shall be calling the Ministers ' attention . The pa- per is , it seems , to come forth with more caution than formerly . How does Lord Castlereagh know that ? How can he ...
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... wheat is at 6s . a bushel , I am to receive the worth of 3 , 63 bushels of wheat for it . But , if , by new issues of paper , wheat be raised to 12s . before I receive payment for my estate , I really receive only half the price that I ...
... wheat is at 6s . a bushel , I am to receive the worth of 3 , 63 bushels of wheat for it . But , if , by new issues of paper , wheat be raised to 12s . before I receive payment for my estate , I really receive only half the price that I ...
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... wheat after peas and after beans without any | ploughing at all . He says , that the wheat thrives the better for the land not being ploughed after the peas and the beans . He gives detailed directions for pulling up the rods of the ...
... wheat after peas and after beans without any | ploughing at all . He says , that the wheat thrives the better for the land not being ploughed after the peas and the beans . He gives detailed directions for pulling up the rods of the ...
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