History of the Regency and Reign of King George the Fourth, ÆÄÆ® 2-3;ÆÄÆ® 8William Cobbett, 1830 |
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... hands of the people . The members of that house have , in general , con- ducted themselves with great moderation ; but , in its name , the aristocracy has gone on with its encroachments , which , however , seem at last to be destined to ...
... hands of the people . The members of that house have , in general , con- ducted themselves with great moderation ; but , in its name , the aristocracy has gone on with its encroachments , which , however , seem at last to be destined to ...
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... hands of the privi- leged orders . The Americans had successfully resisted the attempts to keep them under the yoke . The French had risen and broken the yoke to pieces . And now the English were making an attempt to regain their right ...
... hands of the privi- leged orders . The Americans had successfully resisted the attempts to keep them under the yoke . The French had risen and broken the yoke to pieces . And now the English were making an attempt to regain their right ...
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... hands of commissioners ! Thus leaving him 65,000l . a year to live on , a sum not equal to half of that which he had annually expended for seven years before . At the same time an act of parliament was passed " to pre- " vent future ...
... hands of commissioners ! Thus leaving him 65,000l . a year to live on , a sum not equal to half of that which he had annually expended for seven years before . At the same time an act of parliament was passed " to pre- " vent future ...
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... hands of commis- sioners , responsible to the law for the distribution of the money . 47. This mortification was strongly expressed by his friends in parliament ; and , certainly , any- thing more mortifying , more humiliating , cannot ...
... hands of commis- sioners , responsible to the law for the distribution of the money . 47. This mortification was strongly expressed by his friends in parliament ; and , certainly , any- thing more mortifying , more humiliating , cannot ...
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... hands of commissioners ! Thus leaving him 65,000l . a year to live on , a sum not equal to half of that which he had annually expended for seven years before . At the same time an act of parliament was passed to pre- " vent future ...
... hands of commissioners ! Thus leaving him 65,000l . a year to live on , a sum not equal to half of that which he had annually expended for seven years before . At the same time an act of parliament was passed to pre- " vent future ...
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