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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... influence in the House , owing to his popular eloquence , were the true caufes of his cenfure and imprisonment , as they had been before of his ad- vancement . All the Whigs , however , on this occasion , con- fidered him as a kind of ...
... influence in the House , owing to his popular eloquence , were the true caufes of his cenfure and imprisonment , as they had been before of his ad- vancement . All the Whigs , however , on this occasion , con- fidered him as a kind of ...
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... influence that framed it , as are due for that low , unallied condition abroad , which is now made a plea for this Convention . To what are Gentlemen reduced in support of it ? First try a little to defend it upon its own merits ; if ...
... influence that framed it , as are due for that low , unallied condition abroad , which is now made a plea for this Convention . To what are Gentlemen reduced in support of it ? First try a little to defend it upon its own merits ; if ...
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... adminiftration , from the beginning to this very day , but I shall confine myself to some of the most remarkable inftances , In general , I fhall observe , that that by his advice and influence , a much greater 24 BEAUTIES OF THE.
... adminiftration , from the beginning to this very day , but I shall confine myself to some of the most remarkable inftances , In general , I fhall observe , that that by his advice and influence , a much greater 24 BEAUTIES OF THE.
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... influence , a much greater army has all along been kept up than was neceffary for the fupport of our Government , or confiftent with our Conftitution , and even that army often augmented without any real caufe ; that many fquadrons have ...
... influence , a much greater army has all along been kept up than was neceffary for the fupport of our Government , or confiftent with our Conftitution , and even that army often augmented without any real caufe ; that many fquadrons have ...
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... influence over all our public councils , has not only affumed the fole direction of all public affairs , but has got every Officer of State removed that would not follow his directions , even in the affairs belonging to his own proper ...
... influence over all our public councils , has not only affumed the fole direction of all public affairs , but has got every Officer of State removed that would not follow his directions , even in the affairs belonging to his own proper ...
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