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... House , to whom it is referred , to confider further of the supply granted to his majefty . On the fame day a fimilar mef- fage was delivered to the House of Peers by lord Grenville , for which an addrefs of thanks was voted in the ...
... House , to whom it is referred , to confider further of the supply granted to his majefty . On the fame day a fimilar mef- fage was delivered to the House of Peers by lord Grenville , for which an addrefs of thanks was voted in the ...
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... house . No ob fion of it has not been given . The jection was made to the form of temper of the house of commons is terms of the petition . No part of evidently moderated fince the fub- its contents was denied , or even ject was ...
... house . No ob fion of it has not been given . The jection was made to the form of temper of the house of commons is terms of the petition . No part of evidently moderated fince the fub- its contents was denied , or even ject was ...
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... House of Commons and House of Lords . Debate in the Hufe of Commons on bringing up the Report of the Addrefs . The Motion of Mr. Fox for fending a Minifler to negociate with France . Debate on that Motion . General Reflections . CHAP ...
... House of Commons and House of Lords . Debate in the Hufe of Commons on bringing up the Report of the Addrefs . The Motion of Mr. Fox for fending a Minifler to negociate with France . Debate on that Motion . General Reflections . CHAP ...
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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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