The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 11Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1822 - Europe |
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... opinion . There could be produced , moreover , a considerable mass of in- dividual suffering , incurred under the operation of the powers entrusted to ministers for the preservation of the public tranquillity . The system of ...
... opinion . There could be produced , moreover , a considerable mass of in- dividual suffering , incurred under the operation of the powers entrusted to ministers for the preservation of the public tranquillity . The system of ...
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... opinion might pre- vail as to these points , he confidently expected unanimity on the subject of the address . After a few words from Mr Ben- net , declaring his confidence of pro- ving all that had been alleged against ministers , Mr ...
... opinion might pre- vail as to these points , he confidently expected unanimity on the subject of the address . After a few words from Mr Ben- net , declaring his confidence of pro- ving all that had been alleged against ministers , Mr ...
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... opinion , that infor- mation was not sufficient . At that time another green bag was introdu- ced , containing God knows what ; but clearly intimating that something had been withheld from the former ; and if that was not sufficient ...
... opinion , that infor- mation was not sufficient . At that time another green bag was introdu- ced , containing God knows what ; but clearly intimating that something had been withheld from the former ; and if that was not sufficient ...
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... opinions . They perceived , that the people supposed they could do better without Kings , Lords , or House of Commons ; and they right- ly concluded , that such an opinion was more dangerous to the existence of the state , than the ...
... opinions . They perceived , that the people supposed they could do better without Kings , Lords , or House of Commons ; and they right- ly concluded , that such an opinion was more dangerous to the existence of the state , than the ...
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... opinions in that House . He entertained the highest respect for many of those noble Lords who were opposed to him in opinion , and particularly for the noble Marquis who made the motion ; but that man , he thought , must have a stout ...
... opinions in that House . He entertained the highest respect for many of those noble Lords who were opposed to him in opinion , and particularly for the noble Marquis who made the motion ; but that man , he thought , must have a stout ...
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