Cobbett's Political Register, Band 17William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1810 |
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... confidence to such a degree as to possess himself of 250,000l . of the public money in Mr. Villiers's office ? Will it be believed that Mr. Waters entered that office as a low clerk without any property , and was raised by Mr. Villiers ...
... confidence to such a degree as to possess himself of 250,000l . of the public money in Mr. Villiers's office ? Will it be believed that Mr. Waters entered that office as a low clerk without any property , and was raised by Mr. Villiers ...
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... confidence , to avoid even the appear- ance of acting invidiously towards friends in the profession , with whom I have spent the greatest part of my life , and to whom I am sincerely attached ; but , as things have turned out , I cannot ...
... confidence , to avoid even the appear- ance of acting invidiously towards friends in the profession , with whom I have spent the greatest part of my life , and to whom I am sincerely attached ; but , as things have turned out , I cannot ...
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... confident that your Royal Highness has no such knowledge or acquaintance . ( Signed T. Dodd . ) Q. Have I , to your knowledge , ever had any acquaintance with , or knowledge of , Mrs. Clarke , or any communication with her , direct or ...
... confident that your Royal Highness has no such knowledge or acquaintance . ( Signed T. Dodd . ) Q. Have I , to your knowledge , ever had any acquaintance with , or knowledge of , Mrs. Clarke , or any communication with her , direct or ...
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Napoleons Projects | 1 |
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Jacobin Guineas | 33 |
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