Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen35Wm. Jackson, 1820 |
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... honour to address you . Happiness am for mental exertion . You never depends upon mere place . It depends little more on food or raiment . My diet all comes from my own fields , and my cow is my vintner and brewer . I am asleep on my ...
... honour to address you . Happiness am for mental exertion . You never depends upon mere place . It depends little more on food or raiment . My diet all comes from my own fields , and my cow is my vintner and brewer . I am asleep on my ...
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... honour of which they are wholly unworthy . They are too low , too notoriously false , foul censure . To bestow censure on and despicable to be worthy of any one is to say , by implication , that there are persons in the world , who ...
... honour of which they are wholly unworthy . They are too low , too notoriously false , foul censure . To bestow censure on and despicable to be worthy of any one is to say , by implication , that there are persons in the world , who ...
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... honour not to desire most anxiously to avoid standing before the nation as an associate of the Bank Directors and Compa- ny ; and that , for this reason , this House has seen with great pain , V. That this House finds , with surprize ...
... honour not to desire most anxiously to avoid standing before the nation as an associate of the Bank Directors and Compa- ny ; and that , for this reason , this House has seen with great pain , V. That this House finds , with surprize ...
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... honour by me . I see that the miscreant news- papers endeavour to keep up the lie of my having been fined in America . They quote the follow- ing extract from a Philadelphia Paper of the 15th of Feb. last : - Why could not these shoy ...
... honour by me . I see that the miscreant news- papers endeavour to keep up the lie of my having been fined in America . They quote the follow- ing extract from a Philadelphia Paper of the 15th of Feb. last : - Why could not these shoy ...
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... honoured in every part of Eng- because the government , that is to land , where base corruption caused say , the agents of the Boroughmon him , while alive , to be burnt in effigy . gers , have got its money , as it is call Never will ...
... honoured in every part of Eng- because the government , that is to land , where base corruption caused say , the agents of the Boroughmon him , while alive , to be burnt in effigy . gers , have got its money , as it is call Never will ...
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