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... reform is to ascer- tain this point . For which purpose I think the following plan would be effectual : That a meeting should be appointed to be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern on the -of- to take into con- sideration the most ...
... reform is to ascer- tain this point . For which purpose I think the following plan would be effectual : That a meeting should be appointed to be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern on the -of- to take into con- sideration the most ...
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... reform shall have place when it yet remains a question whether there will be any reform or no . 1. William Cobbett ( 1763-1835 ) , English author Meanwhile , nothing remains for me but to state explicitly my sentiments on this subject of ...
... reform shall have place when it yet remains a question whether there will be any reform or no . 1. William Cobbett ( 1763-1835 ) , English author Meanwhile , nothing remains for me but to state explicitly my sentiments on this subject of ...
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... reform itself , unin- fluenced by any fear that the people would , on their refusal , assume to itself that office , seems a contradiction . What need of reform 48. Shelley was fond of reminding his readers of the communistic or ...
... reform itself , unin- fluenced by any fear that the people would , on their refusal , assume to itself that office , seems a contradiction . What need of reform 48. Shelley was fond of reminding his readers of the communistic or ...
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ESSAYS | 28 |
PROPOSALS FOR AN ASSOCIATION | 169 |
A VINDICATION | 181 |
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