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Viewing the fubject in this light , he thought it his duty to oppose , at least to fufpend the fupplies . He therefore moved , that the fecond reading of the refolutions fhould be put off till to - morrow ; and if the house should agree ...
Viewing the fubject in this light , he thought it his duty to oppose , at least to fufpend the fupplies . He therefore moved , that the fecond reading of the refolutions fhould be put off till to - morrow ; and if the house should agree ...
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Lord Grenville faid , as their lordships had determined not to take the fubject into confideration till next day , he did not wish to difcufs it , as neither he nor the house were prepared for it . The neceflity of acceding to the ...
Lord Grenville faid , as their lordships had determined not to take the fubject into confideration till next day , he did not wish to difcufs it , as neither he nor the house were prepared for it . The neceflity of acceding to the ...
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One of the French Plenipotentiaries informed me on the fubject of the projet I had given them , and the note with which I had accompanied it , that as thefe papers contain many points on which their inftructions did not enable them to ...
One of the French Plenipotentiaries informed me on the fubject of the projet I had given them , and the note with which I had accompanied it , that as thefe papers contain many points on which their inftructions did not enable them to ...
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Protef of Lord Bellamont on the Subject of Gen Lakes Proclamation ibid | 17 |
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