The New Annual Register, Or General Repository of History, Politics, and Literature, for the Year ...G. Robinson, Pater-noster-Row, 1818 |
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... Classes - Plans for their Relief - Poor Laws --Emigration · 222 CHAP . VII . State of the Currency and Finance - National Debt - Sinking Fund - Re- venue - Expenditure - Issue of Exchequer Bills - Rise in the Funds - New Cainage Partial ...
... Classes - Plans for their Relief - Poor Laws --Emigration · 222 CHAP . VII . State of the Currency and Finance - National Debt - Sinking Fund - Re- venue - Expenditure - Issue of Exchequer Bills - Rise in the Funds - New Cainage Partial ...
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... classes and descriptions of per- sons , the session of 1817 was an- ticipated . — It is surprising , however -when we consider how long the reading of the debates of parlia- ment has been common among the people of this country , -how ...
... classes and descriptions of per- sons , the session of 1817 was an- ticipated . — It is surprising , however -when we consider how long the reading of the debates of parlia- ment has been common among the people of this country , -how ...
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... classes for the worst pur- poses : they had been told that the remedy for all their grievances would be annual parliaments ; but he trusted that the house had the will and power to defeat every at- tempt to subvert the constitution ...
... classes for the worst pur- poses : they had been told that the remedy for all their grievances would be annual parliaments ; but he trusted that the house had the will and power to defeat every at- tempt to subvert the constitution ...
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... classes , instead of being alleviated had been increased : they had been deprived of employment by the reduced cir- cumstances of those who employed them ; and found no advantage in the diminution of the income of those against whose ...
... classes , instead of being alleviated had been increased : they had been deprived of employment by the reduced cir- cumstances of those who employed them ; and found no advantage in the diminution of the income of those against whose ...
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... classes of the community laboured as any man , and far more than those who attempt to found a shal- low popularity on public clamour . The causes of our present distress he firmly believed to be beyond our control . He would appeal to ...
... classes of the community laboured as any man , and far more than those who attempt to found a shal- low popularity on public clamour . The causes of our present distress he firmly believed to be beyond our control . He would appeal to ...
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