Memoirs of the Life and Times of the Rt. Hon. Henry Grattan, Volume 3H. Colburn, 1841 - Politicians |
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... kingdom , was the act of the nation . I thank you for the horse ; if I have not already gotten another one , I shall trouble you for yours . The coach - horses do extremely well ; I wish I had two more to match them . Yours , most ...
... kingdom , was the act of the nation . I thank you for the horse ; if I have not already gotten another one , I shall trouble you for yours . The coach - horses do extremely well ; I wish I had two more to match them . Yours , most ...
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... kingdoms permanent and indissoluble . " That an Act of the Irish Parliament , ascertaining and securing the Rights of this country , is , in our opinion , necessary for the establishment of its liberties . " Because their very great ...
... kingdoms permanent and indissoluble . " That an Act of the Irish Parliament , ascertaining and securing the Rights of this country , is , in our opinion , necessary for the establishment of its liberties . " Because their very great ...
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Henry Grattan. In my own opinion , I am clear , that both kingdoms shall adhere strictly to the letter and the spirit of last year's adjustment . I need not assure you how much the Duke of Portland feels interested in co - operating , in ...
Henry Grattan. In my own opinion , I am clear , that both kingdoms shall adhere strictly to the letter and the spirit of last year's adjustment . I need not assure you how much the Duke of Portland feels interested in co - operating , in ...
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... kingdoms took the alarm , and became at length sensible of the injustice inflicted on Ire- land . They were led to this conclusion , no doubt , by the adverse majorities in the Irish House of Commons , and by 40,000 armed Volunteers ...
... kingdoms took the alarm , and became at length sensible of the injustice inflicted on Ire- land . They were led to this conclusion , no doubt , by the adverse majorities in the Irish House of Commons , and by 40,000 armed Volunteers ...
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... kingdom ; and that Mr. Townshend , General Conway , Mr. Pitt , Mr. W. Gren- ville , and the Attorney and Solicitor - General , do bring in the same . " Mr. Wm . Grenville * seconded the motion ; expressed his satisfaction at seeing this ...
... kingdom ; and that Mr. Townshend , General Conway , Mr. Pitt , Mr. W. Gren- ville , and the Attorney and Solicitor - General , do bring in the same . " Mr. Wm . Grenville * seconded the motion ; expressed his satisfaction at seeing this ...
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