The Parliamentary Register: Or an Impartial Report of the Debates that Have Occured in the Two Houses of Parliament, Volume 2 |
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... honour , and the beft poflible ftate of preparation . The general pride and national honour of the D 2 Emperor Emperor is concerned ; for , to the lofs of FEB . 5. ] 19 WOODFALL'S PARLIAMENTARY REPORTS . Thursday, February.
... honour , and the beft poflible ftate of preparation . The general pride and national honour of the D 2 Emperor Emperor is concerned ; for , to the lofs of FEB . 5. ] 19 WOODFALL'S PARLIAMENTARY REPORTS . Thursday, February.
Page 91
... honour of the country , it was urged , called upon us to profecute the war . Such was his regard for the honour of the country , that he would sooner fhed his blood than consent to violate it . But the more fasci- nating any argument ...
... honour of the country , it was urged , called upon us to profecute the war . Such was his regard for the honour of the country , that he would sooner fhed his blood than consent to violate it . But the more fasci- nating any argument ...
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... honour to prefent . He had no doubt but the Hon . Gentleman had received the in- formation he stated , but in all these cafes it was invariably the fame , -one party found fault with the mode of the others . He had received information ...
... honour to prefent . He had no doubt but the Hon . Gentleman had received the in- formation he stated , but in all these cafes it was invariably the fame , -one party found fault with the mode of the others . He had received information ...
Contents
Thursday February | 19 |
AUSTRIAN LOAN | 63 |
Speech of the Duke of Bedford 86 122 | 100 |
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