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Page 33
... to maintain question before the house had been the inviolate the
acknowledged principles of propriety of their acquittal or condempublic law , as
the only foundations upon nation , yet it cannot possibly justify , in which the
relations of peace ...
... to maintain question before the house had been the inviolate the
acknowledged principles of propriety of their acquittal or condempublic law , as
the only foundations upon nation , yet it cannot possibly justify , in which the
relations of peace ...
Page 35
... and because nothing short of or condemnation , in the absence of it , from a
hostile design in the government of the parliament of G. Britain , she has lost
Denmark could justify the demand ' of her moral station in the world , since the
her fleet ...
... and because nothing short of or condemnation , in the absence of it , from a
hostile design in the government of the parliament of G. Britain , she has lost
Denmark could justify the demand ' of her moral station in the world , since the
her fleet ...
Page 39
... by sider the Danish government as justified his majesty's ministers he might ,
perhaps , in sacrificing the lives of so many gal- be allowed to avow his
sentiments . It was lant men in a hopeless resistance , than the broad principle of
retaliation ...
... by sider the Danish government as justified his majesty's ministers he might ,
perhaps , in sacrificing the lives of so many gal- be allowed to avow his
sentiments . It was lant men in a hopeless resistance , than the broad principle of
retaliation ...
Page 49
Of this he was sure , that Ministers , in his majesty's speech , justified the first
object of any statesman in the the attack of a country , neutral , as it yet country
ought to be to procure a peace , appeared , and unoffending , as it yet
approvided ...
Of this he was sure , that Ministers , in his majesty's speech , justified the first
object of any statesman in the the attack of a country , neutral , as it yet country
ought to be to procure a peace , appeared , and unoffending , as it yet
approvided ...
Page 53
... in the speech from the throne , it had not first , whether the necessity justified
the been asserted by any one , that they ... ministers respectwhatever they might
think of the principle ing that necessity , was sufficient to justify upon which those
...
... in the speech from the throne , it had not first , whether the necessity justified
the been asserted by any one , that they ... ministers respectwhatever they might
think of the principle ing that necessity , was sufficient to justify upon which those
...
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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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