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... measure . The reft would be matter of detail , and confequently of difcuffion in a future ftage of the bufinefs . He therefore fhould have had nothing further to fay upon this fubject , if it were not neceffary for him to anticipate me ...
... measure . The reft would be matter of detail , and confequently of difcuffion in a future ftage of the bufinefs . He therefore fhould have had nothing further to fay upon this fubject , if it were not neceffary for him to anticipate me ...
Page 287
... measure would make that alteration . He had not heard a fufficient reason for it , and therefore he should vote against the resolution .. Colonel Upton compared the prefent complaints with the de- ficiency of fubalterns laft war , and ...
... measure would make that alteration . He had not heard a fufficient reason for it , and therefore he should vote against the resolution .. Colonel Upton compared the prefent complaints with the de- ficiency of fubalterns laft war , and ...
Page 288
... measure might not tend to create it ? Mr. Fox declared , he objected to this measure , as he had before faid , on account of its tending to affimilate the militia to the army ; and as had been mentioned by his Hon . Friend ( General ...
... measure might not tend to create it ? Mr. Fox declared , he objected to this measure , as he had before faid , on account of its tending to affimilate the militia to the army ; and as had been mentioned by his Hon . Friend ( General ...
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Thursday February | 19 |
AUSTRIAN LOAN | 63 |
Speech of the Duke of Bedford 86 122 | 100 |
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