Cobbett's Political Register, Band 17William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1810 |
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... opinion ? My opinion , formerly given , will , upon fair at all ; but , what must they have felt their examination , be found not to favour them case to be , when they resorted to that opinion ? - them , I am sure I never did , when at ...
... opinion ? My opinion , formerly given , will , upon fair at all ; but , what must they have felt their examination , be found not to favour them case to be , when they resorted to that opinion ? - them , I am sure I never did , when at ...
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... opinion which we may express contrary to the wish of that House . Gen- tlemen , were these privileges clearly de- fined and hung up in every court and pub- lic place in every town , in that case , we should know well what we were about ...
... opinion which we may express contrary to the wish of that House . Gen- tlemen , were these privileges clearly de- fined and hung up in every court and pub- lic place in every town , in that case , we should know well what we were about ...
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... opinions in council chambers , ( which , he believed , had been the case in this county ) . ( A partial laugh ) . The great reason of his presenting himself to the meeting on this occasion , was to shew that he could openly avow his opinion ...
... opinions in council chambers , ( which , he believed , had been the case in this county ) . ( A partial laugh ) . The great reason of his presenting himself to the meeting on this occasion , was to shew that he could openly avow his opinion ...
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Napoleons Projects | 1 |
OFFICIAL PAPERS | 11 |
Jacobin Guineas | 33 |
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