Cobbett's Parliamentary Debates, During the ... Session of the ... Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the Kingdom of Great Britain ..., Volume 12R. Bagshaw, 1809 - Great Britain |
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... consequence . All the attempts of Buo- naparté to undermine our national strength had failed , and the trial had proved that Great Britain was superior to all the op- position and schemes of deterioration the tyrant of the continent ...
... consequence . All the attempts of Buo- naparté to undermine our national strength had failed , and the trial had proved that Great Britain was superior to all the op- position and schemes of deterioration the tyrant of the continent ...
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... consequence of your attack , than it could have suffered had you not taken their fleet . ( A laugh from the ... consequences , it is not for me to presume . I for my part cannot but consider them not less injurious to our in- terests ...
... consequence of your attack , than it could have suffered had you not taken their fleet . ( A laugh from the ... consequences , it is not for me to presume . I for my part cannot but consider them not less injurious to our in- terests ...
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... consequences . I well remember when former ministers talked towards America as the right hon . gent . does now . And ... consequence of the outrage committed on the Chesapeake , and had nothing whatever to do with our Orders in Council ...
... consequences . I well remember when former ministers talked towards America as the right hon . gent . does now . And ... consequence of the outrage committed on the Chesapeake , and had nothing whatever to do with our Orders in Council ...
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... consequence of some objection to the wording of the motion , his lordship withdrew it , with the intention of making it again to - morrow . Lord Erskine expressed his decided opi- nion , that if the proposition of the Ame- rican ...
... consequence of some objection to the wording of the motion , his lordship withdrew it , with the intention of making it again to - morrow . Lord Erskine expressed his decided opi- nion , that if the proposition of the Ame- rican ...
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... consequence the Committee . That was a task which of the first great recommendation of the he also should decline , though upon such former Committee of which the hon . mem- an occasion he could not allow it to beber who spoke last had ...
... consequence the Committee . That was a task which of the first great recommendation of the he also should decline , though upon such former Committee of which the hon . mem- an occasion he could not allow it to beber who spoke last had ...
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