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... this purpose , it was determined o'clock the lords commissioners took their to
force into hostility against his majesty , seats upon the woolsack ; and the Com-
states which had hitherto been allowed by mons , pursuant to message , having
at .
... this purpose , it was determined o'clock the lords commissioners took their to
force into hostility against his majesty , seats upon the woolsack ; and the Com-
states which had hitherto been allowed by mons , pursuant to message , having
at .
Page 7
My lords , mark , by force of arms . The hostile sen would not indignation have
swelled the timents of ihat court , evinced in many breast of every man in this
country against ways during some years past , rendered a government so
deficient and ...
My lords , mark , by force of arms . The hostile sen would not indignation have
swelled the timents of ihat court , evinced in many breast of every man in this
country against ways during some years past , rendered a government so
deficient and ...
Page 19
We or March in that year ; and I am positive are told in the speech , that his
majesty that no such Declaration was then made by had information that France
intended to Denmark , nor do I think , from the facts of collect a large force to bear
...
We or March in that year ; and I am positive are told in the speech , that his
majesty that no such Declaration was then made by had information that France
intended to Denmark , nor do I think , from the facts of collect a large force to bear
...
Page 41
So far from our means having di different parts of his majesty's dominions ,
minished , although the different branches the whole naval force of Europe , and
speof our commerce might vary in extent , cifically the fleets of Portugal and
Denthe ...
So far from our means having di different parts of his majesty's dominions ,
minished , although the different branches the whole naval force of Europe , and
speof our commerce might vary in extent , cifically the fleets of Portugal and
Denthe ...
Page 65
It was a fact , that a the consent of the Portuguese government French force had
entered Portugal , and in the year 1801. That measure was had advanced some
way before the fact viewed with as much indignation by the was made known to ...
It was a fact , that a the consent of the Portuguese government French force had
entered Portugal , and in the year 1801. That measure was had advanced some
way before the fact viewed with as much indignation by the was made known to ...
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| Title | 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 ... |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament |
| Publisher | R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 21 Sep 2005 |
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