The Parliamentary Register: Or, History of the Proceedings and Debates of the House of Commons, Volume 2J. Debrett, 1781 - Great Britain |
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... refpect , the grandeur and the pomp of the fovereign , was not an injury to the nation much more , material , than the revenue which could poffibly arife from fuch a measure . After these confiderations he was convinced they would find ...
... refpect , the grandeur and the pomp of the fovereign , was not an injury to the nation much more , material , than the revenue which could poffibly arife from fuch a measure . After these confiderations he was convinced they would find ...
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... refpect for your fituation ; but the condition of the country is different from what it was when we made the grant ; we were not then engaged in war with four powerful enemies , we were not then preffed under that load of debt which now ...
... refpect for your fituation ; but the condition of the country is different from what it was when we made the grant ; we were not then engaged in war with four powerful enemies , we were not then preffed under that load of debt which now ...
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... refpect to the firft obfervation , he contended that the faving of nearly two hundred thousand pounds was by no means an inconfiderable object . The argument of the honourable gentleman who fpoke laft was curious indeed- confidering the ...
... refpect to the firft obfervation , he contended that the faving of nearly two hundred thousand pounds was by no means an inconfiderable object . The argument of the honourable gentleman who fpoke laft was curious indeed- confidering the ...
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... refpect due to an entry on the Journals ) it follow- ed of course , that the prefent bill ought to be adopted , What , would that House confent to deg ade the Sovereign , diminish the luftre of the crown , and reduce his Majefty to a ...
... refpect due to an entry on the Journals ) it follow- ed of course , that the prefent bill ought to be adopted , What , would that House confent to deg ade the Sovereign , diminish the luftre of the crown , and reduce his Majefty to a ...
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... refpect ; to diminish a little of exterior grandeur , that he might increase and secure authentic dignity . Such advice would become them , as the counsellors of his Majesty , and as the reprefentatives of the people ; for it was their ...
... refpect ; to diminish a little of exterior grandeur , that he might increase and secure authentic dignity . Such advice would become them , as the counsellors of his Majesty , and as the reprefentatives of the people ; for it was their ...
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