The Parliamentary Register: Or, History of the Proceedings and Debates of the House of Commons, Том 3J. Debrett, 1776 |
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... feveral parts of my dominions , in a close connection and conftitutional dependence . You see the ten- dency of the prefent diforders , and I have ftated to you the meafures which I mean to pursue for fuppreffing them . What- ever ...
... feveral parts of my dominions , in a close connection and conftitutional dependence . You see the ten- dency of the prefent diforders , and I have ftated to you the meafures which I mean to pursue for fuppreffing them . What- ever ...
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... feveral establishments upon which the meeting and power of their feveral affemblies depend , from whence the fingular profpe- rity of the Britifh colonies , above all others on the face of the earth , have flowed . They admit you have ...
... feveral establishments upon which the meeting and power of their feveral affemblies depend , from whence the fingular profpe- rity of the Britifh colonies , above all others on the face of the earth , have flowed . They admit you have ...
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... feveral antient inftitutions , the variety of which forms the harmony and beauty of the whole . There is no middle inftitution , as in this country , to bal- lance between the people and the crown : the affemblies are their only barrier ...
... feveral antient inftitutions , the variety of which forms the harmony and beauty of the whole . There is no middle inftitution , as in this country , to bal- lance between the people and the crown : the affemblies are their only barrier ...
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... feveral stations ; who feels the fpirit of equality , who knows the principles of liberty , who understands the confequence of thofe rights , without which we are always worse men and worfe fubjects , and who is willing , for the ...
... feveral stations ; who feels the fpirit of equality , who knows the principles of liberty , who understands the confequence of thofe rights , without which we are always worse men and worfe fubjects , and who is willing , for the ...
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... feveral acts of navigation , who knows the incitements and attachments by the education of youth in this country , who knows what would be the effects of mixing the colonists in our fleets and armies , and every other office in our ...
... feveral acts of navigation , who knows the incitements and attachments by the education of youth in this country , who knows what would be the effects of mixing the colonists in our fleets and armies , and every other office in our ...
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