The Pamphleteer, 26. köide,52. numberAbraham John Valpy A.J. Valpy, 1826 |
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... Lord Londonderry , who always displayed an anxiety to fix the attention of the House on the " fundamental features " of a question , said , it was a motley group of figures that he could not understand ! " And an- other statesman , a ...
... Lord Londonderry , who always displayed an anxiety to fix the attention of the House on the " fundamental features " of a question , said , it was a motley group of figures that he could not understand ! " And an- other statesman , a ...
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... Lord Londonderry , that " it would be well to keep the people employed , if it were only to dig holes and fill them up again . " Even that would be better than the present commercial system , as far as regards the quantity exported over ...
... Lord Londonderry , that " it would be well to keep the people employed , if it were only to dig holes and fill them up again . " Even that would be better than the present commercial system , as far as regards the quantity exported over ...
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