The Republican, Volume 2Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 - Free thought |
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Page 225
... prison for this charge of libel , as to prison for debt , or to the parish to support their families . It is a fact and a miserable one to contemplate , that the allowance of a prisoner at a county gaol is far superior to what the ...
... prison for this charge of libel , as to prison for debt , or to the parish to support their families . It is a fact and a miserable one to contemplate , that the allowance of a prisoner at a county gaol is far superior to what the ...
Page 292
... prison , is a gravel walk allotted me to walk in , as the visiting magistrates , who superintend the whole management of this prison , and who have given a written order for my present treatment , have expressed a wish that I should not ...
... prison , is a gravel walk allotted me to walk in , as the visiting magistrates , who superintend the whole management of this prison , and who have given a written order for my present treatment , have expressed a wish that I should not ...
Page 294
... prison , one of the visiting magistrates , who is a clergyman , ap- pealed to a person connected with the prison to know , what coercion should be used , and said that " something extraordinary was nęces- sary . " I need not trouble ...
... prison , one of the visiting magistrates , who is a clergyman , ap- pealed to a person connected with the prison to know , what coercion should be used , and said that " something extraordinary was nęces- sary . " I need not trouble ...
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High compliment to Majesty 122 | 7 |
CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME | 13 |
to females in general particularly those of Manchester | 47 |
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