The Senator; or, Clarendon's parliamentary chronicle, Band 6 |
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... saying that it was then to meet for the dif patch of business ! And yet on thefe vigilant men we are to repose , though in the eyes of Europe , in the hearts of Englishmen , an arrangement in their hands is a proof and earneft of their ...
... saying that it was then to meet for the dif patch of business ! And yet on thefe vigilant men we are to repose , though in the eyes of Europe , in the hearts of Englishmen , an arrangement in their hands is a proof and earneft of their ...
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... say Why do you make us fools of nature , Thus fo horribly to shake our difpofitions With thoughts , beyond the reaches of our fouls . At Manchetter , indeed , there had been a riot , but that was fince the meeting of the Houfe , and in ...
... say Why do you make us fools of nature , Thus fo horribly to shake our difpofitions With thoughts , beyond the reaches of our fouls . At Manchetter , indeed , there had been a riot , but that was fince the meeting of the Houfe , and in ...
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... say to him , it is true you have preferved the tranquillity of the country , by a well - timed negociation , but you are a pliant , mean - fpirited wretch , who have treated with those whom you ought to have exterminated ; or ra- ther ...
... say to him , it is true you have preferved the tranquillity of the country , by a well - timed negociation , but you are a pliant , mean - fpirited wretch , who have treated with those whom you ought to have exterminated ; or ra- ther ...
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... say that the unfortunate foreigners already here , and thofe who might come after them fhould not be difappointed in their hope of finding an afylum among them . With refpect to the third question , they would certainly paufe . The ...
... say that the unfortunate foreigners already here , and thofe who might come after them fhould not be difappointed in their hope of finding an afylum among them . With refpect to the third question , they would certainly paufe . The ...
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... say upon the fubject before the Houfe . He was happy , however , to have it in his power to obferve , that there was no other difference in opinion , between the noble Marquis , and others with whom he acted , and himself , than that ...
... say upon the fubject before the Houfe . He was happy , however , to have it in his power to obferve , that there was no other difference in opinion , between the noble Marquis , and others with whom he acted , and himself , than that ...
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