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... wished thofe might be disappointed , who were advocates for profecuting the war , on the bafe principle of malice and refentment ; the fpirits of fuch men , he confeffed , he wished to be damped , and their purpose to be defeated . The ...
... wished thofe might be disappointed , who were advocates for profecuting the war , on the bafe principle of malice and refentment ; the fpirits of fuch men , he confeffed , he wished to be damped , and their purpose to be defeated . The ...
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... wished to have the best pof- fible fecurity , but did not go the length to which the Hon . Gentleman for his own purpofe in argument extend- ed it . A fhort converfation took place , across the table , between the Chancellor of the ...
... wished to have the best pof- fible fecurity , but did not go the length to which the Hon . Gentleman for his own purpofe in argument extend- ed it . A fhort converfation took place , across the table , between the Chancellor of the ...
Page 59
... wished to use it as an alterna- tive , for refuming the jaghires - a meafure which , though propofed by himself in September , he wished to avoid carrying into effect in December . Mr. Haftings appears in the fubfe- quent part of the ...
... wished to use it as an alterna- tive , for refuming the jaghires - a meafure which , though propofed by himself in September , he wished to avoid carrying into effect in December . Mr. Haftings appears in the fubfe- quent part of the ...
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Thursday February | 19 |
AUSTRIAN LOAN | 63 |
Speech of the Duke of Bedford 86 122 | 100 |
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