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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... 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 a Privy Counsellor . These promotions , it is probable ...
... 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 a Privy Counsellor . These promotions , it is probable ...
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... party insisted , that such a proceeding was contrary to the Act of Settlement . They infinuated , that the peace of the empire was only a pretence , but that the fecurity of the new acquifitions was the real object of this unprecedented ...
... party insisted , that such a proceeding was contrary to the Act of Settlement . They infinuated , that the peace of the empire was only a pretence , but that the fecurity of the new acquifitions was the real object of this unprecedented ...
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... party ; and it must be left to the impartial Historian to fet it in a proper light . The Reader need not be informed , that he was long called " The Father of Corruption , " though , perhaps , 2 perhaps , he had only been an improver of ...
... party ; and it must be left to the impartial Historian to fet it in a proper light . The Reader need not be informed , that he was long called " The Father of Corruption , " though , perhaps , 2 perhaps , he had only been an improver of ...
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... made of that clemency , has been to qualify him- felf according to law , that he and his party may , fome time or other , have an opportunity to overthrow all law . I am afraid , Sir , that the Honourable Gentleman 1 I am 70 THE BEAUTIES ...
... made of that clemency , has been to qualify him- felf according to law , that he and his party may , fome time or other , have an opportunity to overthrow all law . I am afraid , Sir , that the Honourable Gentleman 1 I am 70 THE BEAUTIES ...
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... party - I was neither the adherent nor the dupe of any faction . I received it in the most honourable manner from the Crown ; and I maintained myself in the fitu- ation by the pureft and most upright means , by acting under the ...
... party - I was neither the adherent nor the dupe of any faction . I received it in the most honourable manner from the Crown ; and I maintained myself in the fitu- ation by the pureft and most upright means , by acting under the ...
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