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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... punished ; though the prudence of her measures rendered the exercise of this laft and most ungrateful branch of the royal prerogative but seldom neceffary . Therefore , Sir , however fome amongst us may differ in particular views and ...
... punished ; though the prudence of her measures rendered the exercise of this laft and most ungrateful branch of the royal prerogative but seldom neceffary . Therefore , Sir , however fome amongst us may differ in particular views and ...
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... punish as well as remove : but there is another way of proceeding in parliament , which tends only to remove the Minifter from the King's Councils , without inflicting any real real punishment upon him ; and that is , by 12 BEAUTIES OF THE.
... punish as well as remove : but there is another way of proceeding in parliament , which tends only to remove the Minifter from the King's Councils , without inflicting any real real punishment upon him ; and that is , by 12 BEAUTIES OF THE.
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... punishment upon him ; and that is , by an humble Address to our Sovereign , that he would be graciously pleased to ... punished , either in his perfon , his freedom , or eftate , fome crime or criminal neglect , ought to be not only ...
... punishment upon him ; and that is , by an humble Address to our Sovereign , that he would be graciously pleased to ... punished , either in his perfon , his freedom , or eftate , fome crime or criminal neglect , ought to be not only ...
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... punishment fall , not upon the guilty Minister , but upon the brave and honeft accufer . Earl of Carteret , Feb. 13 , 1740.` I CAN by no means think that the complicated question now before us , is the proper , is the direct manner of ...
... punishment fall , not upon the guilty Minister , but upon the brave and honeft accufer . Earl of Carteret , Feb. 13 , 1740.` I CAN by no means think that the complicated question now before us , is the proper , is the direct manner of ...
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... punishments and cruel tortures , which are fo frequent in all fuch ; but it is a misfortune to the abfolute Monarch , as well as to the people under his de- spotic sway , for as he has no way of coming at the knowledge of the ...
... punishments and cruel tortures , which are fo frequent in all fuch ; but it is a misfortune to the abfolute Monarch , as well as to the people under his de- spotic sway , for as he has no way of coming at the knowledge of the ...
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