Annual Register, 83. köideEdmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1842 |
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... command peace . It could not contest the proceedings of other nations . He would add , that it was not the surest way to avoid war , to declare beforehand that under no circumstances we would resort to that course . Lord Brougham ...
... command peace . It could not contest the proceedings of other nations . He would add , that it was not the surest way to avoid war , to declare beforehand that under no circumstances we would resort to that course . Lord Brougham ...
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... command in the late operations on the coast of Syria . His lordship paid a just tribute to the merits of that portion of the British fleet which had been employed on this occasion . After a few words of approbation from lord Colchester ...
... command in the late operations on the coast of Syria . His lordship paid a just tribute to the merits of that portion of the British fleet which had been employed on this occasion . After a few words of approbation from lord Colchester ...
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... command the confidence of the nation . " ( Cheers . ) Mr. Sheil delivered an address , characterised by that species of fervid declamation which usually marks his speeches . He warned the house to consider the present condition of ...
... command the confidence of the nation . " ( Cheers . ) Mr. Sheil delivered an address , characterised by that species of fervid declamation which usually marks his speeches . He warned the house to consider the present condition of ...
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... command the ne- cessary information . Nay , the re- cent returns expressly stated , that those who prepared them had no materials for calculating the num- ber of voters likely to be produced by one or other principle of quali- fication ...
... command the ne- cessary information . Nay , the re- cent returns expressly stated , that those who prepared them had no materials for calculating the num- ber of voters likely to be produced by one or other principle of quali- fication ...
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... command a decisive majority in Parliament - is a question on which the widest difference will exist , according to the bias of individual judgments ; but few will dispute , after the experience of the session which has just been ...
... command a decisive majority in Parliament - is a question on which the widest difference will exist , according to the bias of individual judgments ; but few will dispute , after the experience of the session which has just been ...
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