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... should be afked , what I propofe to do in times of agitation like the prefent ? I will answer at once , and without referve . If there is a tendency in the diffenters to discontent , because they conceive themselves to be un- justly ...
... should be afked , what I propofe to do in times of agitation like the prefent ? I will answer at once , and without referve . If there is a tendency in the diffenters to discontent , because they conceive themselves to be un- justly ...
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... should not now pretend to an- ticipate the difcuffion of the Houfe of Lords ; he hoped that their de- cifion would be agreeable to the principles of juftice and humanity ; in the mean time the House of Commons fhould not flacken its ...
... should not now pretend to an- ticipate the difcuffion of the Houfe of Lords ; he hoped that their de- cifion would be agreeable to the principles of juftice and humanity ; in the mean time the House of Commons fhould not flacken its ...
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... should bear an equal rank in the fcale of county reprefentation ; or can it be right , that Cornwall alone , fhould , by its extravagant proportion of Borough members , outnumber not only the reprefentatives of York- thire and Rutland ...
... should bear an equal rank in the fcale of county reprefentation ; or can it be right , that Cornwall alone , fhould , by its extravagant proportion of Borough members , outnumber not only the reprefentatives of York- thire and Rutland ...
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Meffage from bis Majefty to the House of Commons Feb 11 133 The Will of Louis the Sixteenth late King of the French written by himself ibid | 136 |
Declaration of the Prince of Orange and Naffau made to the Aſſembly of their | 146 |
General Dumouriez to the French Nation | 152 |
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