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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... Laws of Excife , by which , under fpecious pretences , he hoped to fwell the number of dependents , and add to the means of cor- ruption . But what filled up the measure of his unpopularity , was his inglorious fyftem with relation to ...
... Laws of Excife , by which , under fpecious pretences , he hoped to fwell the number of dependents , and add to the means of cor- ruption . But what filled up the measure of his unpopularity , was his inglorious fyftem with relation to ...
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... law of nature , felf - pre- fervation and self - defence ; a furrender of the trade and rights of England to the mercy of Plenipotentiaries , and in this in- finitely highest and facred point , future fecurity , not only in- adequate ...
... law of nature , felf - pre- fervation and self - defence ; a furrender of the trade and rights of England to the mercy of Plenipotentiaries , and in this in- finitely highest and facred point , future fecurity , not only in- adequate ...
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... laws have been paffed , which have reduced a great number of his Ma- jesty's fubjects under the arbitrary power of a Minifter and his creatures . That almost every article of public expence has been increased by the addition of new and ...
... laws have been paffed , which have reduced a great number of his Ma- jesty's fubjects under the arbitrary power of a Minifter and his creatures . That almost every article of public expence has been increased by the addition of new and ...
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... law to employ them at a convenient distance : which was , that if any General marched over the river Rubicon , he fhould be declared a public enemy . And in the passage of that river , the following infcription was erected , Imperator ...
... law to employ them at a convenient distance : which was , that if any General marched over the river Rubicon , he fhould be declared a public enemy . And in the passage of that river , the following infcription was erected , Imperator ...
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... laws made fince the Norman Invafion , reftore the Government as in the days of Edward the Confeffor , and abolish all unjust and arbitrary Taxes . King Stephen obtained the Crown , and Henry the IId kept it , on the fame exprefs terms ...
... laws made fince the Norman Invafion , reftore the Government as in the days of Edward the Confeffor , and abolish all unjust and arbitrary Taxes . King Stephen obtained the Crown , and Henry the IId kept it , on the fame exprefs terms ...
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