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... Whigs are , with regard to the " huge expenditure . " On my people , the same men that their faith , Sir , I am ... Whigs , not only are they great in the height of the contest . If , devourers of taxes , but they are indeed , the Whigs ...
... Whigs are , with regard to the " huge expenditure . " On my people , the same men that their faith , Sir , I am ... Whigs , not only are they great in the height of the contest . If , devourers of taxes , but they are indeed , the Whigs ...
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... Whigs must remain OUT . He would not give up the Sinecure , and yet he would be Treasurer ! What were poor Whigs to do in such a di- lemma ? Why this they did , they brought a Bill into parliament , and it became a law , to enable Lord ...
... Whigs must remain OUT . He would not give up the Sinecure , and yet he would be Treasurer ! What were poor Whigs to do in such a di- lemma ? Why this they did , they brought a Bill into parliament , and it became a law , to enable Lord ...
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... Whigs to effect it ? Besides , what proof of wisdom have the Whigs ever shewu ? That very funding system , as new - modelled by Pitt , was the joint work of Pitt and For , the latter of whom was a firm be- liever in , and a great ...
... Whigs to effect it ? Besides , what proof of wisdom have the Whigs ever shewu ? That very funding system , as new - modelled by Pitt , was the joint work of Pitt and For , the latter of whom was a firm be- liever in , and a great ...
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to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on | 73 |
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