History of the Regency and Reign of King George the Fourth, ÆÄÆ® 2-3;ÆÄÆ® 8William Cobbett, 1830 |
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... effects ; in proportion as it is calculated to stimulate men to useful exertion , or to make them shun that which is mischievous ; in proportion as it is calculated to have a practical effect in the affairs and on the condition of men ...
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... effect upon them . 9. The Reformation broke up this state of society in England ; and it has , at last , pro- duced that state which we now behold ; a state . of rack - renters , of paupers , and of an aristocracy making the laws and ...
... effect upon them . 9. The Reformation broke up this state of society in England ; and it has , at last , pro- duced that state which we now behold ; a state . of rack - renters , of paupers , and of an aristocracy making the laws and ...
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... effect , put down . And , why was this ? Certainly not be- cause they were favourable to the government . But the Septennial bill can leave no doubt in the mind of any man . One of the charges against the STUARTS was , that they had not ...
... effect , put down . And , why was this ? Certainly not be- cause they were favourable to the government . But the Septennial bill can leave no doubt in the mind of any man . One of the charges against the STUARTS was , that they had not ...
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... , and its causes and consequences , the details will come into the history to which this sketch is an introduction . 23. During the fight every thing but the dread of the effect of the example of the French ap- INTRODUCTORY.
... , and its causes and consequences , the details will come into the history to which this sketch is an introduction . 23. During the fight every thing but the dread of the effect of the example of the French ap- INTRODUCTORY.
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William Cobbett. of the effect of the example of the French ap- pears to have been overlooked by our aristocracy ; and , of course , they thought nothing of the DEBT which they were contracting , though that was , as the sequel will show ...
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