The Pamphleteer, Tom 20Abraham John Valpy A. J. Valpy., 1822 |
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... to the Public Debt , and to the Agriculture of the United Kingdom . By RICHARD HEATHFIELD . V. A HISTORY of the PENAL LAWS against the IRISH CATHOLICS ; from the Treaty of Limerick to 145 PAGE . the Union . With an Index . By.
... to the Public Debt , and to the Agriculture of the United Kingdom . By RICHARD HEATHFIELD . V. A HISTORY of the PENAL LAWS against the IRISH CATHOLICS ; from the Treaty of Limerick to 145 PAGE . the Union . With an Index . By.
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... laws ; and may bring into disuse any statutes , if such there be , required in more turbulent times to repress public disorders . Such is the general purpose of the statement and review which follow . According to the form which the ...
... laws ; and may bring into disuse any statutes , if such there be , required in more turbulent times to repress public disorders . Such is the general purpose of the statement and review which follow . According to the form which the ...
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... laws . But as all these colonies were conquests , and as the greater part of them had experienced the contagion of French revolutionary principles ; as the inhabitants of nearly all were at that time adverse ; and as the greater portion ...
... laws . But as all these colonies were conquests , and as the greater part of them had experienced the contagion of French revolutionary principles ; as the inhabitants of nearly all were at that time adverse ; and as the greater portion ...
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... laws in closing the channels of the country against the contagion of the licen- tious press of the metropolis - it is only under these expectations , that even now his Majesty's ministers can justify themselves in the late reductions of ...
... laws in closing the channels of the country against the contagion of the licen- tious press of the metropolis - it is only under these expectations , that even now his Majesty's ministers can justify themselves in the late reductions of ...
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... laws , has been so considerably relaxed , and a prompt and efficient remedy afforded to those hard circumstances so frequently occurring under them . One further observation before this division closes . Looking to our navigation ...
... laws , has been so considerably relaxed , and a prompt and efficient remedy afforded to those hard circumstances so frequently occurring under them . One further observation before this division closes . Looking to our navigation ...
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