Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 27R. Bagshaw, 1815 |
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... military schools well that neither of you wish for high and all their enormous expences ; return prices in order to increase , or keep up again to cheap and peaceful government ; your own incomes . Your wish is to pro - lay aside the ...
... military schools well that neither of you wish for high and all their enormous expences ; return prices in order to increase , or keep up again to cheap and peaceful government ; your own incomes . Your wish is to pro - lay aside the ...
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... military , naval , and official most disappear , hospitality will revive , and part of the community , the tendency of honesty , the constant companion of com- which must inevitably be to give these a petence , will curtail the long and ...
... military , naval , and official most disappear , hospitality will revive , and part of the community , the tendency of honesty , the constant companion of com- which must inevitably be to give these a petence , will curtail the long and ...
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... military stores , from Gibral- tar to England , removed the prisoners , set her on fire , and endeavoured to capture another of the couvoy , but was chased off by the Armada . On the evening of the same day , at half - past six , while ...
... military stores , from Gibral- tar to England , removed the prisoners , set her on fire , and endeavoured to capture another of the couvoy , but was chased off by the Armada . On the evening of the same day , at half - past six , while ...
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... military establishment , which was wholly unknown to our forefathers , and which now threat- ened to swallow up all the civil pow- ers and distinctions of the country : --That all pretence for alarm having now ceased , the laws passed ...
... military establishment , which was wholly unknown to our forefathers , and which now threat- ened to swallow up all the civil pow- ers and distinctions of the country : --That all pretence for alarm having now ceased , the laws passed ...
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... military force for the defence of the country upon the plan of MAJOR CARTWRIGHT , which puts arms into the hands of all those who vote for members of parliament , which gives a vote to every man who pays a tax of any description or to ...
... military force for the defence of the country upon the plan of MAJOR CARTWRIGHT , which puts arms into the hands of all those who vote for members of parliament , which gives a vote to every man who pays a tax of any description or to ...
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