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I wish when such the consummate ruin of our own colonies ? assertions are
made , those who make I do not mean to revive the question of the them would
state some particulars . If Slave Trade with this or any other topic . they refer to the
late ...
I wish when such the consummate ruin of our own colonies ? assertions are
made , those who make I do not mean to revive the question of the them would
state some particulars . If Slave Trade with this or any other topic . they refer to the
late ...
Page 29
He referred to Mr. Pitt's period of time when the design was to be opinions
respecting the rights of indepencarried into execution . As to the inten- dent states
, and contended , that that great tions of Denmark towards this country ,
statesman ...
He referred to Mr. Pitt's period of time when the design was to be opinions
respecting the rights of indepencarried into execution . As to the inten- dent states
, and contended , that that great tions of Denmark towards this country ,
statesman ...
Page 83
... that what he had set forth was the real fact , and presented the Report of the
committee and that if he were to give up his original to whom the Address voted
last night to source of information , some person or perhis majesty was referred .
... that what he had set forth was the real fact , and presented the Report of the
committee and that if he were to give up his original to whom the Address voted
last night to source of information , some person or perhis majesty was referred .
Page 101
... and by a negotiation ance of his high consideration . in common , which should
embrace the ( Note referred to in Number 1. ) whole of their reciprocal interests ,
that perThe emperor Francis II . could not be- manent tranquillity and a secure ...
... and by a negotiation ance of his high consideration . in common , which should
embrace the ( Note referred to in Number 1. ) whole of their reciprocal interests ,
that perThe emperor Francis II . could not be- manent tranquillity and a secure ...
Page 103
GEORGE CANNING . form his excellency Mr. Canning , secretary ( Official Note ,
referred to in No. 2. ) of state for the department of foreign affairs , His majesty the
king of the united king- that he has received positive orders from dom of Great ...
GEORGE CANNING . form his excellency Mr. Canning , secretary ( Official Note ,
referred to in No. 2. ) of state for the department of foreign affairs , His majesty the
king of the united king- that he has received positive orders from dom of Great ...
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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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