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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... Parliament , for the last fifty years , were found to produce fo many beauties , that it would have been altogether impracticable , however defirous he might have been of doing it , to have selected them all , at leaft , without running ...
... Parliament , for the last fifty years , were found to produce fo many beauties , that it would have been altogether impracticable , however defirous he might have been of doing it , to have selected them all , at leaft , without running ...
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... Parliament in particular , will find it a fource of the most neceffary information and inftruction . will be found to contain the Speeches of the firft Speakers that ever ornamented the British Senate , and their opinions on the most ...
... Parliament in particular , will find it a fource of the most neceffary information and inftruction . will be found to contain the Speeches of the firft Speakers that ever ornamented the British Senate , and their opinions on the most ...
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... Parliamentary funds . ” On the opening of a new Parliament , a Committee of Se- crefy was chofen , to enquire into the conduct of the late Mi- niftry , of which Sir Robert Walpole was the Chairman ; and , by his management , articles of ...
... Parliamentary funds . ” On the opening of a new Parliament , a Committee of Se- crefy was chofen , to enquire into the conduct of the late Mi- niftry , of which Sir Robert Walpole was the Chairman ; and , by his management , articles of ...
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... Parliament , op- pofed the Miniftry in every thing , and even exceeded Wynd- ham or Shippen in patriotifm . Upon a motion in the House for continuing the army , he made a fpeech of above an hour long , and pointed out the danger of a ...
... Parliament , op- pofed the Miniftry in every thing , and even exceeded Wynd- ham or Shippen in patriotifm . Upon a motion in the House for continuing the army , he made a fpeech of above an hour long , and pointed out the danger of a ...
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... Parliament . " 8. " The South - Sea Scheme confidered . " 9. " A Pamphlet against the Peerage Bill , 1719. " 10. " The Report of the Secret Committee , June 9 , 1715. " Upon the whole , the first remarkable concuffion that the Go ...
... Parliament . " 8. " The South - Sea Scheme confidered . " 9. " A Pamphlet against the Peerage Bill , 1719. " 10. " The Report of the Secret Committee , June 9 , 1715. " Upon the whole , the first remarkable concuffion that the Go ...
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