The Senator; or, Clarendon's parliamentary chronicle, Volumen6 |
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... government of thofe valuable poffeffions , as shall appear , from experience and full confideration , most likely to provide for their internal profperity , and to fecure the important advantages which may be derived from thence to the ...
... government of thofe valuable poffeffions , as shall appear , from experience and full confideration , most likely to provide for their internal profperity , and to fecure the important advantages which may be derived from thence to the ...
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... Government which had fo frequently difturbed the peace of Europe , and this country in particular ; and wild and theoretic as the fcheme of the new Government was , he ftill hoped , that experience , and a little time would ame- Jiorate ...
... Government which had fo frequently difturbed the peace of Europe , and this country in particular ; and wild and theoretic as the fcheme of the new Government was , he ftill hoped , that experience , and a little time would ame- Jiorate ...
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... Government would act ab- furdly if it prefumed to laugh at that power which had laughed at others , who , with their Generals , had menaced it with de- ftruction . The Marquis Townshend faid , the French fet out with de- ftroying the ...
... Government would act ab- furdly if it prefumed to laugh at that power which had laughed at others , who , with their Generals , had menaced it with de- ftruction . The Marquis Townshend faid , the French fet out with de- ftroying the ...
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... Government entrusted , or were obliged to entruft , fome men with their votes , merely on account of their infignificance . If men were oppreffed with taxes , and run down with war , how , he asked , could it be fuppofed that they would ...
... Government entrusted , or were obliged to entruft , fome men with their votes , merely on account of their infignificance . If men were oppreffed with taxes , and run down with war , how , he asked , could it be fuppofed that they would ...
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... Government . In confequence of th.oie prin iples , they had already invaded the Ne- therlands , and now threatened to deprive the Dutch of advantages which they had long enjoyed , which had been guarantied to them by France herfeif , by ...
... Government . In confequence of th.oie prin iples , they had already invaded the Ne- therlands , and now threatened to deprive the Dutch of advantages which they had long enjoyed , which had been guarantied to them by France herfeif , by ...
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