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Page 226
... reform of parliament . " The writer takes for grant- ed the neceffity for fuch a reform , as a point fo generally acknow- leged as to be fcarcely difputed even by the perfons who profit by the prefent abufes of government . The trite ...
... reform of parliament . " The writer takes for grant- ed the neceffity for fuch a reform , as a point fo generally acknow- leged as to be fcarcely difputed even by the perfons who profit by the prefent abufes of government . The trite ...
Page 350
... reform . To give our readers fome idea of the merit of this pamphlet , we shall make a short extract on the general fub- ject : If I am told that our prefent legislature is adequate to the cor- rection of abuse in every department , I ...
... reform . To give our readers fome idea of the merit of this pamphlet , we shall make a short extract on the general fub- ject : If I am told that our prefent legislature is adequate to the cor- rection of abuse in every department , I ...
Page 577
... reform in the fyftem of repre- fentation . ' It is furely incorrect to offer a parliamentary reform , as a Specific remedy for kingly influence . Over a given number of men , anywife chofen , the fame quantity of patronage will have the ...
... reform in the fyftem of repre- fentation . ' It is furely incorrect to offer a parliamentary reform , as a Specific remedy for kingly influence . Over a given number of men , anywife chofen , the fame quantity of patronage will have the ...
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