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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... and continued out of office during the whole of the Queen's reign . In the year 1711 , he was voted by the Houfe of Commons guilty of an high breach of truft , and notorious corruption in his his office of Secretary at War ; and it was.
... and continued out of office during the whole of the Queen's reign . In the year 1711 , he was voted by the Houfe of Commons guilty of an high breach of truft , and notorious corruption in his his office of Secretary at War ; and it was.
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... Queen a revolution of politics took place , and the Whig Party prevailed both at Court and in the Senate , and in a few days Sir Robert Walpole was appointed Receiver and Paymaster General of all the Guards and Garrisons , and likewise ...
... Queen a revolution of politics took place , and the Whig Party prevailed both at Court and in the Senate , and in a few days Sir Robert Walpole was appointed Receiver and Paymaster General of all the Guards and Garrisons , and likewise ...
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... Queen Anne's reign , and the beginning of George the First , he wrote the following pamphlets . - 1 . " The Sovereign's Answer to the Gloucestershire Addrefs . " The Sovereign meant Charles Duke of Somerset , so nick - named by the ...
... Queen Anne's reign , and the beginning of George the First , he wrote the following pamphlets . - 1 . " The Sovereign's Answer to the Gloucestershire Addrefs . " The Sovereign meant Charles Duke of Somerset , so nick - named by the ...
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... Queen , requires , that on this occafion our Thanks to his Majefty , for his moft gracious affurances , should be attended with our condolence for his inexpreffible lofs . A lofs , Sir , which , I flatter myself , I read in the eyes of ...
... Queen , requires , that on this occafion our Thanks to his Majefty , for his moft gracious affurances , should be attended with our condolence for his inexpreffible lofs . A lofs , Sir , which , I flatter myself , I read in the eyes of ...
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... Queen ; and that we teftify our refolution of lofing no opportunity of fhowing our zeal for the fupport of his government , and the prefervation of our excellent con- ftitution ; nay , of our going the greatest lengths in fecuring the ...
... Queen ; and that we teftify our refolution of lofing no opportunity of fhowing our zeal for the fupport of his government , and the prefervation of our excellent con- ftitution ; nay , of our going the greatest lengths in fecuring the ...
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