...a conftitution cannot be right where fuch things are poftible, much lefs fo when they are pra&ifcd without punifhment. This, Sir, is a ferious reflection...of England. Againft the vain theories of men, who projeft fundamental alterations upon grounds of mere fpcculative objection, I can eafily defend it...

...praftifed without punifhmem. This, fir, is a ferious reflection to every man who loves the constitution of England. Againft the vain theories of men, who...can eafily defend it; but when they recur to thefe fact.,, and Ihtw me how we may be doomed to all the horrors of war, by the caprice of an individual,...

...political arithmetic of ministers, a minus quantity to be subtracted from the value of Oczakow. Against the vain theories of men who project fundamental alterations upon grounds of mere speculative objection, the constitution may be easily defended ; but when they recur to facts, and...

...punishment. This, sir, is a serious reflection to every man who loves the constitution of England. Against the vain theories of men, who project fundamental alterations upon grounds of mere speculative objection, I can easily defend it : but when they recur to tfiese facts, and show me how...

...punishment. This, sir, is a serious reflection to every man who loves the constitution of England. Against the vain theories of men, who project fundamental alterations upon grounds of mere speculative objection, I can easily defend it : but when they recur to these facts, and show me how...

...punishment. This, Sir, is a serious reflection- to every man who loves the constitution of England. Against the vain theories of men who project fundamental alterations upon grounds of mere speculative objection, I can easily defend it : but when they recur to these facts, and shew me how...

...right where such things are possible ; much less so when they are practised without punishment. Against the vain theories of men who project fundamental alterations upon grounds of mere speculative objection I can easily defend the constitution ; but when they recur to these facts, and...

...right where such things are possible ; much less so when they are practised without punishment. Against the vain theories of men who project fundamental alterations upon grounds of mere speculative objection I can easily defend the constitution; but when they recur to these facts, and...

...punishment. This, sir, is a serious reflection to every man who loves the constitution of England. Against smuggling ; and instead of applying the money (money already in your hands) accor speculative objection, I can easily defend it ; but when they recur to these facts, and show me how...

...punishment. This, sir, is a serious reflection to every man who loves the constitution of England. Against the vain theories of men, who project fundamental alterations upon grounds of mere speculative objection, I can easily defend it ; but when they recur to these facts, and show me how...