Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 27R. Bagshaw, 1815 - Great Britain |
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Page 19
... consider their lost condition , instead of despising , rejecting , Priests may say and punishing them ? what they please , but disinterested men will never agree to their positions as to people " turning a deaf ear , " being “ wil ...
... consider their lost condition , instead of despising , rejecting , Priests may say and punishing them ? what they please , but disinterested men will never agree to their positions as to people " turning a deaf ear , " being “ wil ...
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... consider the change which time makes in every thing ; when we reflect upon what Chris- tianity then was , and what Deism is now , shall we wonder if the Deists , at the pre- sent day , apply these passages , in their schools , to their ...
... consider the change which time makes in every thing ; when we reflect upon what Chris- tianity then was , and what Deism is now , shall we wonder if the Deists , at the pre- sent day , apply these passages , in their schools , to their ...
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... consider how it must stand ' from the opinion of our strength by sea , with their reputation , when it is notorious , as the victories of Wellington have en that all those in England , who praise , or " hanced that of our strength by ...
... consider how it must stand ' from the opinion of our strength by sea , with their reputation , when it is notorious , as the victories of Wellington have en that all those in England , who praise , or " hanced that of our strength by ...
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... consider as their demon- " triumph of Justice and of Britain . " strated superiority over us by land and sea , " ALAS ! We have been compelled to " will dream only of more audacious pre- " witness not only the frustration of this ...
... consider as their demon- " triumph of Justice and of Britain . " strated superiority over us by land and sea , " ALAS ! We have been compelled to " will dream only of more audacious pre- " witness not only the frustration of this ...
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... consider of more importance than all the rest , is , the benefit which the cause of freedom will re- ceive from the example of America , now become so conspicuous a nation . Away now , with all their trumpery about Poland , and Saxony ...
... consider of more importance than all the rest , is , the benefit which the cause of freedom will re- ceive from the example of America , now become so conspicuous a nation . Away now , with all their trumpery about Poland , and Saxony ...
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