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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... conduct of the late Mi- niftry , of which Sir Robert Walpole was the Chairman ; and , by his management , articles of impeachment were read against the Earl of Oxford , Lord Bolingbroke , the Duke of Ormond , and the Earl of Strafford ...
... conduct of the late Mi- niftry , of which Sir Robert Walpole was the Chairman ; and , by his management , articles of impeachment were read against the Earl of Oxford , Lord Bolingbroke , the Duke of Ormond , and the Earl of Strafford ...
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... conduct must be acknowledged to have been , in this instance , truly noble and praise - worthy . But they who confider the intrigues of party , and that he spoke in favour of those measures , will find little room to suppose , that his ...
... conduct must be acknowledged to have been , in this instance , truly noble and praise - worthy . But they who confider the intrigues of party , and that he spoke in favour of those measures , will find little room to suppose , that his ...
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... conduct may be lia- ble to , in his private character , he is univerfally allowed to have poffeffed very amiable and benevolent qualities . That he was a tender parent , a kind mafter , a beneficent patron , a firm friend , an agreeable ...
... conduct may be lia- ble to , in his private character , he is univerfally allowed to have poffeffed very amiable and benevolent qualities . That he was a tender parent , a kind mafter , a beneficent patron , a firm friend , an agreeable ...
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... conduct has in every respect been right ; or that the intereft of this nation has been , by his Majesty's Minifters , principally and steadily purfued . At one time we were frightened out of our wits with apprehenfions that the ...
... conduct has in every respect been right ; or that the intereft of this nation has been , by his Majesty's Minifters , principally and steadily purfued . At one time we were frightened out of our wits with apprehenfions that the ...
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... conduct of his fervants . When we have examined dili- gently , and confidered deliberately the conduct of any Minifter , and are at last fully convinced that he has acted prudently and wifely for the public good , it is then our duty to ...
... conduct of his fervants . When we have examined dili- gently , and confidered deliberately the conduct of any Minifter , and are at last fully convinced that he has acted prudently and wifely for the public good , it is then our duty to ...
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