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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... treaties , from which this great prosperity and lasting tranquillity is to arife , have not yet been laid before us , I cannot but look upon it as an anticipation of the Refolutions of this Houfe , to thank his Majefty for thofe Treaties ...
... treaties , from which this great prosperity and lasting tranquillity is to arife , have not yet been laid before us , I cannot but look upon it as an anticipation of the Refolutions of this Houfe , to thank his Majefty for thofe Treaties ...
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... Treaties and from God and Nature , declared and afferted in the Refo- lutions of Parliament , are referred to the ... Treaties fubfifting are to be the measure of this regulation . Sir , as to Treaties , I will take part part of the ...
... Treaties and from God and Nature , declared and afferted in the Refo- lutions of Parliament , are referred to the ... Treaties fubfifting are to be the measure of this regulation . Sir , as to Treaties , I will take part part of the ...
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... Treaties , if there is not dignity and rigor to enforce the obfer- vance of them ; for under the misconstruction and mifinterpre- tation of these very Treaties fubfifting , this intolerable grievance has arisen , it has been growing ...
... Treaties , if there is not dignity and rigor to enforce the obfer- vance of them ; for under the misconstruction and mifinterpre- tation of these very Treaties fubfifting , this intolerable grievance has arisen , it has been growing ...
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... treaties and negociations been neglected , the con- fidence of our most natural allies difregarded , and the favour of our most dangerous enemies courted ; and that to this most unaccountable conduct , the present melancholy fituation ...
... treaties and negociations been neglected , the con- fidence of our most natural allies difregarded , and the favour of our most dangerous enemies courted ; and that to this most unaccountable conduct , the present melancholy fituation ...
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... Treaties ; and I have heard the French bona fides , of " late years , as much afferted and extolled in this House , as " I have formerly heard it ridiculed and exploded . Befides , " we have a vigilant Minister at Paris , who , by his ...
... Treaties ; and I have heard the French bona fides , of " late years , as much afferted and extolled in this House , as " I have formerly heard it ridiculed and exploded . Befides , " we have a vigilant Minister at Paris , who , by his ...
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