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עמוד 73
A LETTER TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENT , On the State of
the Country , and his increasing Insensibility to the Wants and Miseries of a
Starving Population . Dorchester Gaol , January 23rd , 1820 . SIR , It was an
avowed ...
A LETTER TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENT , On the State of
the Country , and his increasing Insensibility to the Wants and Miseries of a
Starving Population . Dorchester Gaol , January 23rd , 1820 . SIR , It was an
avowed ...
עמוד 74
Secondly , His Royal Highness promises , in like manner , to support , and
forthwith grant , whenever he shall have it in his power , a Bill to create and
establish a humerous and effectual militia throughout the kingdom . “ Thirdly , His
Royal ...
Secondly , His Royal Highness promises , in like manner , to support , and
forthwith grant , whenever he shall have it in his power , a Bill to create and
establish a humerous and effectual militia throughout the kingdom . “ Thirdly , His
Royal ...
עמוד 233
... to issue this our Royal Proclamation , and do hereby declare our royal purpose
and resolution to discountenance and punish all manner of vice , profaneness ,
and inmorality , in all persons of whatever degree or quality within this our realm
...
... to issue this our Royal Proclamation , and do hereby declare our royal purpose
and resolution to discountenance and punish all manner of vice , profaneness ,
and inmorality , in all persons of whatever degree or quality within this our realm
...
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