The Parliamentary Register: Or, History of the Proceedings and Debates of the House of Commons, Volume 16J. Debrett, 1780 - Great Britain |
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... those patriotic individuals who ftepped forth and manifefted a zeal and alacrity fcarcely paralleled in any former period of our hiftory , followed by the liberal contributions made by feveral refpectable bodies of men , afforded every ...
... those patriotic individuals who ftepped forth and manifefted a zeal and alacrity fcarcely paralleled in any former period of our hiftory , followed by the liberal contributions made by feveral refpectable bodies of men , afforded every ...
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... those wretched counfel into effect , were proofs too evident , to admit of doubt or controverfy . The events , or rather no events , of the laft campaign had ftamped on the minds of people , in fuch indelible characters , the effects of ...
... those wretched counfel into effect , were proofs too evident , to admit of doubt or controverfy . The events , or rather no events , of the laft campaign had ftamped on the minds of people , in fuch indelible characters , the effects of ...
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... those to whom the execution of the cabinet measures were intrufted.This of courfe led him to discover , that minifters were not folely to blame , and as they were not really the caufe of all the mifcarriages which happened in that ...
... those to whom the execution of the cabinet measures were intrufted.This of courfe led him to discover , that minifters were not folely to blame , and as they were not really the caufe of all the mifcarriages which happened in that ...
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... those two or three lukewarm and indifferent . Upon the whole he faw fuch a difinclination , almost ap- proaching to averfion , in the continental powers to join us , under the prefent administration , he faw fuch evils as had already ...
... those two or three lukewarm and indifferent . Upon the whole he faw fuch a difinclination , almost ap- proaching to averfion , in the continental powers to join us , under the prefent administration , he faw fuch evils as had already ...
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... those who advised his Majefty , but to other powers ; for when the whole House of Bourbon was fuffered to collect this force unmolefted , or undisturbed , and to bring it to bear upon this country , it was impoffible for Great Britain ...
... those who advised his Majefty , but to other powers ; for when the whole House of Bourbon was fuffered to collect this force unmolefted , or undisturbed , and to bring it to bear upon this country , it was impoffible for Great Britain ...
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