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... army as unnecessary as the presence of an Archbishop . Then , Sir , a few beef - eaters , as a body guard for the ... Army and Navy and the Civil List , to the lowest possible establishment . As to the ARMY , that national charybdis ...
... army as unnecessary as the presence of an Archbishop . Then , Sir , a few beef - eaters , as a body guard for the ... Army and Navy and the Civil List , to the lowest possible establishment . As to the ARMY , that national charybdis ...
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... army of Englishmen , to de- stroy all the liberty that remained in France . This was a proposition most serious for every man who had any re- gard for the liberties or the happiness of his country . It behoved every man , wo- man , and ...
... army of Englishmen , to de- stroy all the liberty that remained in France . This was a proposition most serious for every man who had any re- gard for the liberties or the happiness of his country . It behoved every man , wo- man , and ...
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... army during the present year the sum of 8,504,1061 . 9. 8d . The third resolution stated , that in this sum the expence of the commissariat in Ireland was included , but the commissa- riat in England amounted to the sum of 405,240l . 9s ...
... army during the present year the sum of 8,504,1061 . 9. 8d . The third resolution stated , that in this sum the expence of the commissariat in Ireland was included , but the commissa- riat in England amounted to the sum of 405,240l . 9s ...
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