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 ..., Volumen 12R. Bagshaw, 1809 |
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... produced by a feeling most honourable to the nation . The dissatis- faction was proportioned to the zeal and expectation of the country . It was not content either with the extent of the ex- ertions that had been made to aid the ...
... produced by a feeling most honourable to the nation . The dissatis- faction was proportioned to the zeal and expectation of the country . It was not content either with the extent of the ex- ertions that had been made to aid the ...
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... produced a great effect upon the might have driven the French beyond the enemy , whose troops would have been Pyrenees , and placed in the hands of the continually harassed and fatigued , whilst Spaniards the keys of their country ...
... produced a great effect upon the might have driven the French beyond the enemy , whose troops would have been Pyrenees , and placed in the hands of the continually harassed and fatigued , whilst Spaniards the keys of their country ...
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... produced , I am sure , in the mind of every man , a wish to offer to the House such opinions and counsels as are likely to tend to the honour and security of the country . His Majesty in his Speech inti- | fending 37 ] [ SS PARL ...
... produced , I am sure , in the mind of every man , a wish to offer to the House such opinions and counsels as are likely to tend to the honour and security of the country . His Majesty in his Speech inti- | fending 37 ] [ SS PARL ...
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... produce . In spite of the want of colo- have experienced an increase of perplexi- nial produce , notwithstanding the want of ty . - The hon . gent . who had just spoken , sugar , coffee , and jesuit's bark , the French echoing his ...
... produce . In spite of the want of colo- have experienced an increase of perplexi- nial produce , notwithstanding the want of ty . - The hon . gent . who had just spoken , sugar , coffee , and jesuit's bark , the French echoing his ...
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... produced to the house if the newspapers good laws was to accompany , or be coupled had taken up , as they certainly would with , a subsidy , he doubted much whether have taken up , the discussion . It was it would meet with consent ...
... produced to the house if the newspapers good laws was to accompany , or be coupled had taken up , as they certainly would with , a subsidy , he doubted much whether have taken up , the discussion . It was it would meet with consent ...
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