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... House of Commons , his aftonishment was great indeed when , in an eftimate for completing old works , he found fums were inferted for new erections ; and that the House had inadvertently voted them , after having refolved , on a ...
... House of Commons , his aftonishment was great indeed when , in an eftimate for completing old works , he found fums were inferted for new erections ; and that the House had inadvertently voted them , after having refolved , on a ...
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... House of Commons , and the Attorney General , who , in their capacity of Privy Counsellors , had figned the faid proclamation . As this fociety of United Irifhmen has excited fo much attention , one of its members ( Mr. Archibald Ha ...
... House of Commons , and the Attorney General , who , in their capacity of Privy Counsellors , had figned the faid proclamation . As this fociety of United Irifhmen has excited fo much attention , one of its members ( Mr. Archibald Ha ...
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... house of Brunfwick . On which of the two , then , ought his Majefty to rely , the unprincipled inconfiftency of the Tories , or the principled confiftency of the Whigs ? One fet of men cannot abandon him without abandoning their ...
... house of Brunfwick . On which of the two , then , ought his Majefty to rely , the unprincipled inconfiftency of the Tories , or the principled confiftency of the Whigs ? One fet of men cannot abandon him without abandoning their ...
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