Cobbett's Political Register, Bände 27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... manufactures of England to adopt any measure tending to enhance the price of our labour or of our raw - material ; and that , to prevent our manufactures from experiencing immediate decay , it is necessary that the Corn Bill should be ...
... manufactures of England to adopt any measure tending to enhance the price of our labour or of our raw - material ; and that , to prevent our manufactures from experiencing immediate decay , it is necessary that the Corn Bill should be ...
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... manufactures , that we were compelled to pass a law to stop the importation of her corn , while she stood in no need of either our woolens , linens , or cottons . Nay , it is the recollection of the evidences of pros- perity , that we ...
... manufactures , that we were compelled to pass a law to stop the importation of her corn , while she stood in no need of either our woolens , linens , or cottons . Nay , it is the recollection of the evidences of pros- perity , that we ...
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... Manufactures , whether the go- vernment of America will pass laws to protect their own against ours I know not . That will depend more upon its view of political effects on a larger scale than that of mere cu stom - house calcula- tions ...
... Manufactures , whether the go- vernment of America will pass laws to protect their own against ours I know not . That will depend more upon its view of political effects on a larger scale than that of mere cu stom - house calcula- tions ...
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cer Perceval | 15 |
America 65 165 | 33 |
Murder Minder | 79 |
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