The Republican, Volumen1Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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... remain as we are . We have nothing now more than a MOCK KING , and a MOCK PARLIAMENT , who are acted on , and moved about at the pleasure of the Boroughmongers . Englishmen ! It must not remain so ! We are becoming the scoff and the ...
... remain as we are . We have nothing now more than a MOCK KING , and a MOCK PARLIAMENT , who are acted on , and moved about at the pleasure of the Boroughmongers . Englishmen ! It must not remain so ! We are becoming the scoff and the ...
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... remains unchanged . The face of Nature is without real altera- tion ; man , aud man alone , seems to have decayed ... remain firmly at our posts , and prefer rather that our bones should bleach on the plains , which once witnessed the ...
... remains unchanged . The face of Nature is without real altera- tion ; man , aud man alone , seems to have decayed ... remain firmly at our posts , and prefer rather that our bones should bleach on the plains , which once witnessed the ...
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... remain sacred , and let a tax , equal to what may be supposed its natural value , be levied to defray the expences of Government . The present land tax in Great Britain amounts to about two mil- lions annually , ( 1798 ) and although a ...
... remain sacred , and let a tax , equal to what may be supposed its natural value , be levied to defray the expences of Government . The present land tax in Great Britain amounts to about two mil- lions annually , ( 1798 ) and although a ...
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