Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 27R. Bagshaw, 1815 - Great Britain |
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... England and America , 1 , 33 . Mrs. Spencer Perceval , 15 , America , 65 , 165 . Murder ! Murder ! 79 . Lord Cochrane , and the Legion of Honour , 80 . Property Tax , 97 . Corn Bill , 100 , 161 , 201 , 353 . • Continental Affairs , 109 ...
... England and America , 1 , 33 . Mrs. Spencer Perceval , 15 , America , 65 , 165 . Murder ! Murder ! 79 . Lord Cochrane , and the Legion of Honour , 80 . Property Tax , 97 . Corn Bill , 100 , 161 , 201 , 353 . • Continental Affairs , 109 ...
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... England , during the time that this Volume was publishing ; and also of the number of Bankrupts , during the same period ; that is , from January to June , 1815 , both months inclusive . BREAD . The average price of the Quartern Loaf ...
... England , during the time that this Volume was publishing ; and also of the number of Bankrupts , during the same period ; that is , from January to June , 1815 , both months inclusive . BREAD . The average price of the Quartern Loaf ...
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... England and America : see ........ [ 2 event , the consequences of which they feel before hand . It is , therefore , incumbent upon us to place the whole of the matter in a clear light , and thus to do all that we are able to counteract ...
... England and America : see ........ [ 2 event , the consequences of which they feel before hand . It is , therefore , incumbent upon us to place the whole of the matter in a clear light , and thus to do all that we are able to counteract ...
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... England mainly depended on the exercise of the right of impressing its own subjects ; Lord Castlereagh's answer to this was as follows : - " From this statement you " will perceive , that the view you have " taken of this part of the ...
... England mainly depended on the exercise of the right of impressing its own subjects ; Lord Castlereagh's answer to this was as follows : - " From this statement you " will perceive , that the view you have " taken of this part of the ...
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... England , though the population of the country was nearly equal to that of England . This was an object that blasted their sight . They could not endure it . They were mad at the thought of its being left in existence . They saw that ...
... England , though the population of the country was nearly equal to that of England . This was an object that blasted their sight . They could not endure it . They were mad at the thought of its being left in existence . They saw that ...
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