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... ment ; and this defign has evidently been purfued in connection and concert with perfons in foreign countries . " I have carefully obferved a ftrict neutrality in the present war No. I. A on on the Continent , and have uniformly ...
... ment ; and this defign has evidently been purfued in connection and concert with perfons in foreign countries . " I have carefully obferved a ftrict neutrality in the present war No. I. A on on the Continent , and have uniformly ...
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... ment was deftroyed , that 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 ...
... ment was deftroyed , that 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 ...
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... ment , as he had already faid he was not in the fecret of Executive Government . His Lordship prefumed it would be as unneceflary as it would , in many inftances , be painful , to call the attention of their Lord- fhips to the events ...
... ment , as he had already faid he was not in the fecret of Executive Government . His Lordship prefumed it would be as unneceflary as it would , in many inftances , be painful , to call the attention of their Lord- fhips to the events ...
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... ment , than it was whilft they were parts of the British empire , and confequently when the Mother Country was obliged to in , cur the expence of defending them . We might , it was true , in- jure the trade of France , were we to go to ...
... ment , than it was whilft they were parts of the British empire , and confequently when the Mother Country was obliged to in , cur the expence of defending them . We might , it was true , in- jure the trade of France , were we to go to ...
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... ment by repeating the expreffion in terms lefs forcible than his own , but that the eternal truth cannot fuffer by the feebleness of the terms in which it is conveyed . There are fpeculative peo- ple in this country , who difapprove of ...
... ment by repeating the expreffion in terms lefs forcible than his own , but that the eternal truth cannot fuffer by the feebleness of the terms in which it is conveyed . There are fpeculative peo- ple in this country , who difapprove of ...
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