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... reform , a real reform , a radical reform , in the Com- mons House of Parliament . Being of opi- nion , that the present struggle for the per- sonal liberty of the subject , and that all the other struggles , are of no use , and can be ...
... reform , a real reform , a radical reform , in the Com- mons House of Parliament . Being of opi- nion , that the present struggle for the per- sonal liberty of the subject , and that all the other struggles , are of no use , and can be ...
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... Reform ? Not a mea- sure , called a " Reform , " but which , in fact , would be no more than a measure for legalizing bribery and corruption ; not a reform that shall merely regulate the market for seats ; not a " Reform , " which shall ...
... Reform ? Not a mea- sure , called a " Reform , " but which , in fact , would be no more than a measure for legalizing bribery and corruption ; not a reform that shall merely regulate the market for seats ; not a " Reform , " which shall ...
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... Reform , and seeking anarchy , ought to be no reform because the pa- " reviled and distrusted that House ; but trons of boroughs do not petition for such " the object of whose views was not its reform . As Mr. Whitbread said , the ...
... Reform , and seeking anarchy , ought to be no reform because the pa- " reviled and distrusted that House ; but trons of boroughs do not petition for such " the object of whose views was not its reform . As Mr. Whitbread said , the ...
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