The Senator; or, Clarendon's parliamentary chronicle, Band 6 |
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... measure checked by your firm and explicit declaration in the laft Seffion , and by the general concurrence of my people in the fame fenti- ments , have of late been more openly renewed , and with increased activity . " A fpirit of ...
... measure checked by your firm and explicit declaration in the laft Seffion , and by the general concurrence of my people in the fame fenti- ments , have of late been more openly renewed , and with increased activity . " A fpirit of ...
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... measures as may be neceffary , under the prefent circumstances , for enforcing the obedience to the laws , and for ... measure , advised the King to call the Parliament thirteen days atter . It could not be denied but that this was ...
... measures as may be neceffary , under the prefent circumstances , for enforcing the obedience to the laws , and for ... measure , advised the King to call the Parliament thirteen days atter . It could not be denied but that this was ...
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... measure , and the law had wifely provided , that the Parliament fhould be immediately aflembled ; fo if any weak or wicked ad- ministration were to do fo from improper motives , they must be amenable to Parliament for their conduct ...
... measure , and the law had wifely provided , that the Parliament fhould be immediately aflembled ; fo if any weak or wicked ad- ministration were to do fo from improper motives , they must be amenable to Parliament for their conduct ...
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... measure was not ftrictly legal , though fupported by an obfcure claufe , in an obfcure modern act of Parliament . No perfon , with whom he converfed , had learned the reafon why his Majefty's Minifters had called the Parliament together ...
... measure was not ftrictly legal , though fupported by an obfcure claufe , in an obfcure modern act of Parliament . No perfon , with whom he converfed , had learned the reafon why his Majefty's Minifters had called the Parliament together ...
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... measure , he should chearfully avow his fentiments , for there was infinitely more merit in re- tracting an error , than wilfully remaining in darkness . He lamented in common with the country , that Government entrusted , or were ...
... measure , he should chearfully avow his fentiments , for there was infinitely more merit in re- tracting an error , than wilfully remaining in darkness . He lamented in common with the country , that Government entrusted , or were ...
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