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John Cartwright. STATE OF THE NATION ; IN A SERIES OF LETTERS , TO HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF BEDFORD . By JOHN CARTWRIGHT Esq . The English constitution is , in fact , a two - fold and admirable system of CIVIL and MILITARY polity most ...
John Cartwright. STATE OF THE NATION ; IN A SERIES OF LETTERS , TO HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF BEDFORD . By JOHN CARTWRIGHT Esq . The English constitution is , in fact , a two - fold and admirable system of CIVIL and MILITARY polity most ...
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... THIS PUBLICATION IS GIVEN TO THE MIDDLESEX FREEHOLDERS CLUB , INSTITUTED IN 1804 , FOR GUARDING THE FREEDOM OF ELECTION ; AND THEREBY PRESERVING THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE COUNTY . TO THE DUKE OF BEDFORD . MY LORD , LETTER.
... THIS PUBLICATION IS GIVEN TO THE MIDDLESEX FREEHOLDERS CLUB , INSTITUTED IN 1804 , FOR GUARDING THE FREEDOM OF ELECTION ; AND THEREBY PRESERVING THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE COUNTY . TO THE DUKE OF BEDFORD . MY LORD , LETTER.
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John Cartwright. TO THE DUKE OF BEDFORD . MY LORD , LETTER I. THE blood of a Russell , shed for his country's free- dom , was not , we believe , shed in vain . The remem- brance of such an event might not , it is true , have been ...
John Cartwright. TO THE DUKE OF BEDFORD . MY LORD , LETTER I. THE blood of a Russell , shed for his country's free- dom , was not , we believe , shed in vain . The remem- brance of such an event might not , it is true , have been ...
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... letter will not be so long as many parliamentary speech- es on much inferior topics : if in the miseries of our con- dition there be not arguments to convince , nor in the magnitude of our danger eloquence to influence the will , in ...
... letter will not be so long as many parliamentary speech- es on much inferior topics : if in the miseries of our con- dition there be not arguments to convince , nor in the magnitude of our danger eloquence to influence the will , in ...
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