Annual Register, 83. köideEdmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1842 |
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... direct your attention to enactments which so deeply concern the in- terest of the community . " It is always with entire con- fidence that I recur to the advice and assistance of my parliament . I place my reliance upon your wis- dom ...
... direct your attention to enactments which so deeply concern the in- terest of the community . " It is always with entire con- fidence that I recur to the advice and assistance of my parliament . I place my reliance upon your wis- dom ...
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... direct line . The noble lord concluded by expressing his confidence that their lordships would cordially adopt this part of the address . The address was then read by the noble lord , and was , as usual , an echo of the speech from the ...
... direct line . The noble lord concluded by expressing his confidence that their lordships would cordially adopt this part of the address . The address was then read by the noble lord , and was , as usual , an echo of the speech from the ...
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... direct rupture of this set- tlement , and if it was to be set aside by the agency of the noble lord himself , and a new one to be made , the new settlement should have been , at least , such as not to raise any special grounds of dis ...
... direct rupture of this set- tlement , and if it was to be set aside by the agency of the noble lord himself , and a new one to be made , the new settlement should have been , at least , such as not to raise any special grounds of dis ...
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... direct terms , and take their stand upon that declaration . Sir Robert Peel said , that " lord John Russell had now pursued the course which he invariably pur- sued when he had some defective cause to advocate - trying to di- vert the ...
... direct terms , and take their stand upon that declaration . Sir Robert Peel said , that " lord John Russell had now pursued the course which he invariably pur- sued when he had some defective cause to advocate - trying to di- vert the ...
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... direct encour- agement to the adoption of what was good . " These sentiments were received with marked applause by the House . A further mitigation of the Criminal Code was the only one of the measures introduced for the amelioration of ...
... direct encour- agement to the adoption of what was good . " These sentiments were received with marked applause by the House . A further mitigation of the Criminal Code was the only one of the measures introduced for the amelioration of ...
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