The Beauties of the British Senate: Taken from the Debates of the Lords and Commons, from the Beginning of the Administration of Sir Robert Walpole, to the End of the Second Session of the Administration of the Right Hon. William Pitt : Being an Impartial Selection Of, Or Faithful Extracts From, the Most Eminent Speeches ... , with the Names of the Members, to Whom They are Ascribed, Annexed Thereto : to which is Prefixed, the Life of Sir Robert Walpole, Volume 1John Stockdale, 1786 - 351 páginas |
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... standing army in a free country , with all the powers of eloquence . Early in 1720 , the rigour of the Patriot began to foften , and the complaisance of the Courtier to appear , and he was again appointed Paymafter of of the Forces ...
... standing army in a free country , with all the powers of eloquence . Early in 1720 , the rigour of the Patriot began to foften , and the complaisance of the Courtier to appear , and he was again appointed Paymafter of of the Forces ...
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... Standing Army and a Mutiny Act were two things abfolutely neceffary for the fubfiftence of our Conftitution . Not many years ago , the Members of this House , when affembled , looked upon themselves as the grand Inqueft of the Nation ...
... Standing Army and a Mutiny Act were two things abfolutely neceffary for the fubfiftence of our Conftitution . Not many years ago , the Members of this House , when affembled , looked upon themselves as the grand Inqueft of the Nation ...
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... standing army , that Charybdis , as a rock against which his Commonwealth must certainly be shipwrecked , as the Ifraelites , Athenians , Corinthians , Achaians , Lacedemonians , Thebans , Samnites , and Romans ; none of which nations ...
... standing army , that Charybdis , as a rock against which his Commonwealth must certainly be shipwrecked , as the Ifraelites , Athenians , Corinthians , Achaians , Lacedemonians , Thebans , Samnites , and Romans ; none of which nations ...
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... standing army , even in time of war , was never yet an object that fuited the genius of this Nation , fuppofing it kept up with the ftricteft œconomy , because it is not our na- tural defence ; and I can aver , there hath nothing ...
... standing army , even in time of war , was never yet an object that fuited the genius of this Nation , fuppofing it kept up with the ftricteft œconomy , because it is not our na- tural defence ; and I can aver , there hath nothing ...
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... standing up in the just cause of the defence of their property and their clear rights . It becomes no less a mur- derous war , with refpect to many of our fellow - fubjects of this ifland for every man , either of the navy or army , who ...
... standing up in the just cause of the defence of their property and their clear rights . It becomes no less a mur- derous war , with refpect to many of our fellow - fubjects of this ifland for every man , either of the navy or army , who ...
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