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Page 89
... effect to cripple their exertions . He never would inter- fere with the Executive Government , till every poflible at- tempt to induce them to perform what he confidered to be their duty to their country in the prefent inftance had been ...
... effect to cripple their exertions . He never would inter- fere with the Executive Government , till every poflible at- tempt to induce them to perform what he confidered to be their duty to their country in the prefent inftance had been ...
Page 217
... effect- ing their object of a complete abolition of this infamous and difgraceful traffic , as declarations highly meritorious in them- felves , and most honourable to those who made them . Mr. Secretary Dundas faid , that when this ...
... effect- ing their object of a complete abolition of this infamous and difgraceful traffic , as declarations highly meritorious in them- felves , and most honourable to those who made them . Mr. Secretary Dundas faid , that when this ...
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... effect to produce a calm and dignified anfwer from that republic . Even the petty ftate of Genoa laughed at the high ... effects . All these powers , and the Duke of Tuscany had lately added himself to the number , had fhewn what mi ...
... effect to produce a calm and dignified anfwer from that republic . Even the petty ftate of Genoa laughed at the high ... effects . All these powers , and the Duke of Tuscany had lately added himself to the number , had fhewn what mi ...
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Thursday February | 19 |
AUSTRIAN LOAN | 63 |
Speech of the Duke of Bedford 86 122 | 100 |
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