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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... Government , and was fworn . fole Secretary of State . About this time he received another diftinguished mark of the Royal favour ; his eldeft fon , then on his travels , being created a Peer , by the title of Baron Wal- pole , of ...
... Government , and was fworn . fole Secretary of State . About this time he received another diftinguished mark of the Royal favour ; his eldeft fon , then on his travels , being created a Peer , by the title of Baron Wal- pole , of ...
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... Government ; and a person who is able , in whatever manner , to prefide over the affairs of a nation for a confiderable period , is infallibly exalted into a great man . In pursuance of this propensity , we have heard much of the abi ...
... Government ; and a person who is able , in whatever manner , to prefide over the affairs of a nation for a confiderable period , is infallibly exalted into a great man . In pursuance of this propensity , we have heard much of the abi ...
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... government by her counfels , which never had any other tendency than to promote his honour , by pro- moting the happiness of the people . Of this , Sir , we had many late inftances , especially when the fovereign power , in the ab ...
... government by her counfels , which never had any other tendency than to promote his honour , by pro- moting the happiness of the people . Of this , Sir , we had many late inftances , especially when the fovereign power , in the ab ...
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... government , and the prefervation of our excellent con- ftitution ; nay , of our going the greatest lengths in fecuring the Crown to his Majesty's perfon and family . But , Sir , give me leave to fay , that the readieft way to make ...
... government , and the prefervation of our excellent con- ftitution ; nay , of our going the greatest lengths in fecuring the Crown to his Majesty's perfon and family . But , Sir , give me leave to fay , that the readieft way to make ...
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... government , a man who has incurred the general odium of the people , ought not to be continued in the King's Councils ; because the unpopularity of the Minifter may , at leaft , affect the Throne itfelf , and render the people ...
... government , a man who has incurred the general odium of the people , ought not to be continued in the King's Councils ; because the unpopularity of the Minifter may , at leaft , affect the Throne itfelf , and render the people ...
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