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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... least rendered the most probable conjecture , by his conduct after he became King ; for immediately upon his acceffion , he banished from his prefence all the companions and fycophant upholders of his former debaucheries , and became ...
... least rendered the most probable conjecture , by his conduct after he became King ; for immediately upon his acceffion , he banished from his prefence all the companions and fycophant upholders of his former debaucheries , and became ...
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... least the majority of them , ferve only to give a fort of authority to what the Minister has been pleased to refolve on . Duke of Argyle , Dec. 8 , 1740 . IN Queen Elizabeth's time , though the war against Spain began in 1585 , and ...
... least the majority of them , ferve only to give a fort of authority to what the Minister has been pleased to refolve on . Duke of Argyle , Dec. 8 , 1740 . IN Queen Elizabeth's time , though the war against Spain began in 1585 , and ...
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... least oppofition , as if a Standing Army and a Mutiny Act were two things abfolutely neceffary for the fubfiftence of our Conftitution . Not many years ago , the Members of this House , when affembled , looked upon themselves as the ...
... least oppofition , as if a Standing Army and a Mutiny Act were two things abfolutely neceffary for the fubfiftence of our Conftitution . Not many years ago , the Members of this House , when affembled , looked upon themselves as the ...
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... least notice of what is faid or done by any particular man in this House . He is a traitor to our Constitution that advises his Majesty to do so ; and if reports are carried to his Majefty , with regard to the behaviour of any ...
... least notice of what is faid or done by any particular man in this House . He is a traitor to our Constitution that advises his Majesty to do so ; and if reports are carried to his Majefty , with regard to the behaviour of any ...
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... , to be listened to . A punctilious delicacy now in fashion , which we ftyle the dignity of the Crown and Parliament , will , if madly perfifted in , coft coft at least half the blood and fubftance of Great BRITISH SENATE . 57.
... , to be listened to . A punctilious delicacy now in fashion , which we ftyle the dignity of the Crown and Parliament , will , if madly perfifted in , coft coft at least half the blood and fubftance of Great BRITISH SENATE . 57.
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