Cobbett's Political Register, Bände 25-26William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... favoured in taxation at the ex- pense of their miserable neighbours ; and that noblemen , in favour at court , to whose protection the intendant himself would na- turally look up , could find little difficulty in throwing much of the ...
... favoured in taxation at the ex- pense of their miserable neighbours ; and that noblemen , in favour at court , to whose protection the intendant himself would na- turally look up , could find little difficulty in throwing much of the ...
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... favour of the present government ; and , finding that sentiment of unanimity prevail , I cannot entertain a doubt that they will be successful in all their endea- vours to support Bonaparte . drawn from the premises . But here , as in ...
... favour of the present government ; and , finding that sentiment of unanimity prevail , I cannot entertain a doubt that they will be successful in all their endea- vours to support Bonaparte . drawn from the premises . But here , as in ...
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... favoured in taxation at the ex- An anecdote , which I have from an autho- rity to be depended on , will explain the pro- pence of their miserable neighbours ; and fligacy of government , in respect to these arbi- that noblemen , in favour ...
... favoured in taxation at the ex- An anecdote , which I have from an autho- rity to be depended on , will explain the pro- pence of their miserable neighbours ; and fligacy of government , in respect to these arbi- that noblemen , in favour ...
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Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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