Cobbett's Political Register, Band 78William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1832 |
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... church ( which was formerly the church of the Abbey of Sr. CUTH- BERT ) , the little hill on which these are situated is so lofty , and so nicely guarded and ornamented by the river WEAR , which comes pretty nearly round it in the form ...
... church ( which was formerly the church of the Abbey of Sr. CUTH- BERT ) , the little hill on which these are situated is so lofty , and so nicely guarded and ornamented by the river WEAR , which comes pretty nearly round it in the form ...
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... Church - yard , but in consequence of candidate , and also pledged themselves some objections made in a friendly to bear the expenses of the election . manner by one of the churchwardens Mr. Roebuck accepted the invitation . on the ...
... Church - yard , but in consequence of candidate , and also pledged themselves some objections made in a friendly to bear the expenses of the election . manner by one of the churchwardens Mr. Roebuck accepted the invitation . on the ...
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... Church , amounting to ten millions annually ; more than the revenues of the whole clergy on the face of the earth besides . ( Groans . ) This must be taken from them , or applied to the purposes for which it was originally intended ...
... Church , amounting to ten millions annually ; more than the revenues of the whole clergy on the face of the earth besides . ( Groans . ) This must be taken from them , or applied to the purposes for which it was originally intended ...
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... Church of England , at least , and some of them appear to have full as much veneration for it . The truth is , however , that the Bank of England is a mere human institution , arising out of causes having nothing , miraculous , or ...
... Church of England , at least , and some of them appear to have full as much veneration for it . The truth is , however , that the Bank of England is a mere human institution , arising out of causes having nothing , miraculous , or ...
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... churches of great anti- or two of the farm - house . There appears quity and cathedral - like architecture ; to be no such thing as barns , but merely as I approached this town , along a valley a place to take in a stack at a time ...
... churches of great anti- or two of the farm - house . There appears quity and cathedral - like architecture ; to be no such thing as barns , but merely as I approached this town , along a valley a place to take in a stack at a time ...
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