The Senator; or, Clarendon's parliamentary chronicle, Band 6 |
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... supported , nothing can de- feat . Thank God , Nature had been true to herself , Tyranny was defeated , and those who fought for Freedom were triumphant . Recurring to France , he again and again urged the policy and prudence of a ...
... supported , nothing can de- feat . Thank God , Nature had been true to herself , Tyranny was defeated , and those who fought for Freedom were triumphant . Recurring to France , he again and again urged the policy and prudence of a ...
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... support fuch propofitions , they would go into open infurrection , and shake the peace of the empire . The time was come for him to with- draw his attachment from that Right Hon . Gentleman , as his duty to the public demanded it . Mr ...
... support fuch propofitions , they would go into open infurrection , and shake the peace of the empire . The time was come for him to with- draw his attachment from that Right Hon . Gentleman , as his duty to the public demanded it . Mr ...
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... supported him acted upon thofe grounds with him , and were not more deftitute of honour , of principle , and character , than their detractors . If the country was in danger , it was from the fpeeches on the other fide of the Houfe ...
... supported him acted upon thofe grounds with him , and were not more deftitute of honour , of principle , and character , than their detractors . If the country was in danger , it was from the fpeeches on the other fide of the Houfe ...
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... supporting our importance in the political fcale of Europe ? -They had like- wife exulted in another event , which ought rather to be a fubject of condolence and regret - namely , the retreat of the combined armies , whofe leaders were ...
... supporting our importance in the political fcale of Europe ? -They had like- wife exulted in another event , which ought rather to be a fubject of condolence and regret - namely , the retreat of the combined armies , whofe leaders were ...
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... support of that House should be cordial at all events ; and that he had great reafon to hope for the general concurrence of the country . He was glad alfo to find the Right Hon . Gentleman ( Mr. Fox ) declare that the Houfe , in ...
... support of that House should be cordial at all events ; and that he had great reafon to hope for the general concurrence of the country . He was glad alfo to find the Right Hon . Gentleman ( Mr. Fox ) declare that the Houfe , in ...
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