Cobbett's Political Register, Band 17William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1810 |
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... principles and conduct ( meaning the principles and conduct of Lord Grenville and Lord Grey ) that they will be ready to devote themselves to the service of their King and Country . But they cannot , consistently with these principles ...
... principles and conduct ( meaning the principles and conduct of Lord Grenville and Lord Grey ) that they will be ready to devote themselves to the service of their King and Country . But they cannot , consistently with these principles ...
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... principles of Justice . Under such circumstances should much be yielded to precedent , when the principle laid down is unsatisfactory in reason , and opposite to the familiar maxims of those laws under whose influence we are kept ...
... principles of Justice . Under such circumstances should much be yielded to precedent , when the principle laid down is unsatisfactory in reason , and opposite to the familiar maxims of those laws under whose influence we are kept ...
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... principles of the Constitution of England ; and , all who know him are pretty well convinced , that , rather than yield , rather than make a sur- render of one particle of those principles , he would suffer himself to be burnt alive ...
... principles of the Constitution of England ; and , all who know him are pretty well convinced , that , rather than yield , rather than make a sur- render of one particle of those principles , he would suffer himself to be burnt alive ...
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Napoleons Projects | 1 |
OFFICIAL PAPERS | 11 |
Jacobin Guineas | 33 |
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