Cobbett's Political Register, Band 17William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1810 |
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... REFORM the nation will be plunged into new wars ; without a Parliamentary " Reform you cannot be safe from bad ministers , nor can good ministers be of any use to you . No honest man can , according to the present system , continue ...
... REFORM the nation will be plunged into new wars ; without a Parliamentary " Reform you cannot be safe from bad ministers , nor can good ministers be of any use to you . No honest man can , according to the present system , continue ...
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... reform .-- But , this argument drawn from the absence of petitions is altogether fallacious . MR . WHITBREAD said , in answer to it : " The 66 opposers of Reform endeavour to deny " that it is the wish of the country . They " ground the ...
... reform .-- But , this argument drawn from the absence of petitions is altogether fallacious . MR . WHITBREAD said , in answer to it : " The 66 opposers of Reform endeavour to deny " that it is the wish of the country . They " ground the ...
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... reform , and the most desperate of them are those , who are now calling forth these counter - associations . These are really desperate ; for , generally speaking , reform would sink them into their merited insignificance . The far ...
... reform , and the most desperate of them are those , who are now calling forth these counter - associations . These are really desperate ; for , generally speaking , reform would sink them into their merited insignificance . The far ...
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Napoleons Projects | 1 |
OFFICIAL PAPERS | 11 |
Jacobin Guineas | 33 |
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