The Parliamentary Register: Proceedings and Debates, Том 10J. Debrett., 1802 |
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... ftate as that which has of late called forth our utmost exer- tions without any adequate benefit . Mr. Rice faid , he did not object to an enquiry ; he thought it neceffary ; but he did not approve of its being included in the addrefs ...
... ftate as that which has of late called forth our utmost exer- tions without any adequate benefit . Mr. Rice faid , he did not object to an enquiry ; he thought it neceffary ; but he did not approve of its being included in the addrefs ...
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... ftate of that army is a melancholy fight ; lan- guifhing under the power of a fet of men who have violated every idea of public faith : I must take this opportunity , to fay , that I think the conduct of the Congress is blameable in the ...
... ftate of that army is a melancholy fight ; lan- guifhing under the power of a fet of men who have violated every idea of public faith : I must take this opportunity , to fay , that I think the conduct of the Congress is blameable in the ...
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... ftate you are reduced to : how will the French party in Holland exult over you , and grow strong ; fhe will never continue your ally when you meanly crouch to France , and do not dare to stir in your own defence ; but it is nothing ...
... ftate you are reduced to : how will the French party in Holland exult over you , and grow strong ; fhe will never continue your ally when you meanly crouch to France , and do not dare to stir in your own defence ; but it is nothing ...
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... ftate and condition of fhips . In that refpect the French were fuperior ; they were clean out of port , and fome of ours had been eighteen months off the ground ; that if the British fleet had been clean , Admi- ral Keppel could not ...
... ftate and condition of fhips . In that refpect the French were fuperior ; they were clean out of port , and fome of ours had been eighteen months off the ground ; that if the British fleet had been clean , Admi- ral Keppel could not ...
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... ftate , men of found abilities and ftrict integrity . He trufted that fuch minifters might be found , at least the hope fhould prevent him from fupporting the worst minifters that ever governed Great Britain . He thought that Parlia ...
... ftate , men of found abilities and ftrict integrity . He trufted that fuch minifters might be found , at least the hope fhould prevent him from fupporting the worst minifters that ever governed Great Britain . He thought that Parlia ...
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