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... has been, in civil, religious, and political kberty; still this favoured country, this
asylum and example to the oppressed of all other nations, must continue to be a
deeply interesting object with every one, whom I wish to see amongst my readers
.
... has been, in civil, religious, and political kberty; still this favoured country, this
asylum and example to the oppressed of all other nations, must continue to be a
deeply interesting object with every one, whom I wish to see amongst my readers
.
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Poes Saxony wish for the union 7 No. Directly the reverse. Do these liberators of
the world, fulfil their promise respecting national rights by outraging them? Could
Buonaparte have done more than force upon a country a sovereignty which it ...
Poes Saxony wish for the union 7 No. Directly the reverse. Do these liberators of
the world, fulfil their promise respecting national rights by outraging them? Could
Buonaparte have done more than force upon a country a sovereignty which it ...
Página 89
As to quibbling about its method of publication and circulation, it would be a
ridiculous waste of time, I wish a copy was,in the -hands of every person, in the
kingdom; * for Sir Wm. Drummond would then thake" a better and more practical
use of ...
As to quibbling about its method of publication and circulation, it would be a
ridiculous waste of time, I wish a copy was,in the -hands of every person, in the
kingdom; * for Sir Wm. Drummond would then thake" a better and more practical
use of ...
Página 91
Suppose, however, I am wrong in my opinion of the author of the GEdipus
Judaicus; suppose he is the story teller, the fool, and the rain jackdaw, they wish
to represent him, what “necessity” was there for this great and mighty parson, the
...
Suppose, however, I am wrong in my opinion of the author of the GEdipus
Judaicus; suppose he is the story teller, the fool, and the rain jackdaw, they wish
to represent him, what “necessity” was there for this great and mighty parson, the
...
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We wish others to think as we do, and the greater part of us would if we had the
power, compel them to do it. The sword of religious persecution is an instrument
upon which every party has played its tune, when raised to OWer. e celebrated
Dr.
We wish others to think as we do, and the greater part of us would if we had the
power, compel them to do it. The sword of religious persecution is an instrument
upon which every party has played its tune, when raised to OWer. e celebrated
Dr.
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| Título | Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 27 English literary periodicals |
| Editor | R. Bagshaw, 1815 |
| Procedencia del original | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalizado | 11 Feb 2013 |
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