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... ment - Debate in the Commons , on the Reading of the Royal Message- Motion for a Select Committee - Opposed by Mr. Brougham - He is an- swered by Mr. Canning - The Debate adjourned , on the Motion of Mr. Wilberforce , that Time might be ...
... ment - Debate in the Commons , on the Reading of the Royal Message- Motion for a Select Committee - Opposed by Mr. Brougham - He is an- swered by Mr. Canning - The Debate adjourned , on the Motion of Mr. Wilberforce , that Time might be ...
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... ment among us with the late reign . That most delightful art enjoyed the especial patronage of our late sovereign , and , rising from the low situation in which it had previously been in England , produced , within a few years , names ...
... ment among us with the late reign . That most delightful art enjoyed the especial patronage of our late sovereign , and , rising from the low situation in which it had previously been in England , produced , within a few years , names ...
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... ment was also dragged into the discussion , on the pretence , that parliament should not be dis- solved , till it had leisure to exa- mine into the propriety of that increase : as if , forsooth , a mea- sure which had been deliberately ...
... ment was also dragged into the discussion , on the pretence , that parliament should not be dis- solved , till it had leisure to exa- mine into the propriety of that increase : as if , forsooth , a mea- sure which had been deliberately ...
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... ment found it convenient to send them about their business as soon as possible . Mr. Brougham stated , that he believed he might safely assume , that this was the first time in which a communica- tion of any sort , respecting the ...
... ment found it convenient to send them about their business as soon as possible . Mr. Brougham stated , that he believed he might safely assume , that this was the first time in which a communica- tion of any sort , respecting the ...
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... ment in the way of any punish- ment , which it might afterwards be thought expedient to inflict . The members who might be chosen for these boroughs at the next election , could not occasion more inconvenience than the four who were ...
... ment in the way of any punish- ment , which it might afterwards be thought expedient to inflict . The members who might be chosen for these boroughs at the next election , could not occasion more inconvenience than the four who were ...
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