Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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... suppose that the that the Congress makes use of the word Congress must necessarily have meant corrupted , because by possibility , it may our court ? It is very hard if no one can have been meant as applicable to our go- name corruption ...
... suppose that the that the Congress makes use of the word Congress must necessarily have meant corrupted , because by possibility , it may our court ? It is very hard if no one can have been meant as applicable to our go- name corruption ...
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... suppose , that these men will be faithful to us ? What reason is there to suppose , that they will not , on the first occasion , rejoin the enemy ? - -Here closes the discussion of this subject for the " present , waiting for the return ...
... suppose , that these men will be faithful to us ? What reason is there to suppose , that they will not , on the first occasion , rejoin the enemy ? - -Here closes the discussion of this subject for the " present , waiting for the return ...
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... suppose your party , therefore , likely to become popular with- out a change of conduct , is to suppose the people likely to become brutes . It is , by some persons , imagined , that come upon us so fast , that , at last , the present ...
... suppose your party , therefore , likely to become popular with- out a change of conduct , is to suppose the people likely to become brutes . It is , by some persons , imagined , that come upon us so fast , that , at last , the present ...
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