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... question : He rofe merely to fuggeft the infertion of a few words by way of amendment , viz . after the word " that , " to infert the words , " It be the question in Westmin- fter Hall , that- " His Lordship in an under tone of voice ...
... question : He rofe merely to fuggeft the infertion of a few words by way of amendment , viz . after the word " that , " to infert the words , " It be the question in Westmin- fter Hall , that- " His Lordship in an under tone of voice ...
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... question ordered to be put to the Peers in Westminster Hall , notwith- ftanding the alteration it had received , left him in confiderable embarraffment , as he doubted whether it was poffible to give to it the fimple answer of Guilty or ...
... question ordered to be put to the Peers in Westminster Hall , notwith- ftanding the alteration it had received , left him in confiderable embarraffment , as he doubted whether it was poffible to give to it the fimple answer of Guilty or ...
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... question , as now altered , feem capable of an interpretation by which the answer of Guilty must be fuppofed to apply to all the refidue charged in the original articles of Impeachment ; and the phrafe of Not guilty may seem to im- ply ...
... question , as now altered , feem capable of an interpretation by which the answer of Guilty must be fuppofed to apply to all the refidue charged in the original articles of Impeachment ; and the phrafe of Not guilty may seem to im- ply ...
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Thursday February | 19 |
AUSTRIAN LOAN | 63 |
Speech of the Duke of Bedford 86 122 | 100 |
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