History of the Regency and Reign of King George the Fourth, Parts 2-3; Part 8William Cobbett, 1830 - Great Britain |
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... thousand pounds , money enough to maintain 3,000 labourers ' fami- lies , the nation had a right to complain , when a new clearing off of debts was called for . Never- theless the new debt , which had arisen , the rea- der will perceive ...
... thousand pounds , money enough to maintain 3,000 labourers ' fami- lies , the nation had a right to complain , when a new clearing off of debts was called for . Never- theless the new debt , which had arisen , the rea- der will perceive ...
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... thousand pounds , money enough to maintain 3,000 labourers ' fami- lies , the nation had a right to complain , when a new clearing off of debts was called for . Never- theless the new debt , which had arisen , the rea- der will perceive ...
... thousand pounds , money enough to maintain 3,000 labourers ' fami- lies , the nation had a right to complain , when a new clearing off of debts was called for . Never- theless the new debt , which had arisen , the rea- der will perceive ...
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... thousand has any the most distant idea . 70. The ministers of that day were those who are called the WHIGS . They consisted of a coalition indeed ; but this was the name they bore ; and the principal offices were filled thus : Lord ...
... thousand has any the most distant idea . 70. The ministers of that day were those who are called the WHIGS . They consisted of a coalition indeed ; but this was the name they bore ; and the principal offices were filled thus : Lord ...
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... thousand pounds a year ; so that , at the time when Lord GRENVILLE became prime minister , he had drawn from the public purse about eighty thousand pounds on account of this sinecure alone ; besides having been a secretary of state or ...
... thousand pounds a year ; so that , at the time when Lord GRENVILLE became prime minister , he had drawn from the public purse about eighty thousand pounds on account of this sinecure alone ; besides having been a secretary of state or ...
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William Cobbett. and having on account of those offices , drawn about six thousand pounds a year . The nation thought that something nearly approaching to two hundred thousand pounds might have satis fied a man for twenty years of ...
William Cobbett. and having on account of those offices , drawn about six thousand pounds a year . The nation thought that something nearly approaching to two hundred thousand pounds might have satis fied a man for twenty years of ...
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