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... peace that had been made by Tippoo , and the reasons that had operated for re- jecting the fame . Major Maitland concluded his fpeech by moving for thefe feveral papers , and was fe- conded by Mr. Francis , who declared that he would ...
... peace that had been made by Tippoo , and the reasons that had operated for re- jecting the fame . Major Maitland concluded his fpeech by moving for thefe feveral papers , and was fe- conded by Mr. Francis , who declared that he would ...
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... peace which had been made by Tippoo ) he should have very little objection . In confequence of this conceffion of the minifter for India , all the mo- tions of major Maitland , except the latt , were carried without a divifion ; and the ...
... peace which had been made by Tippoo ) he should have very little objection . In confequence of this conceffion of the minifter for India , all the mo- tions of major Maitland , except the latt , were carried without a divifion ; and the ...
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... peace had been made and rejected . Why was not this matter explained ? why was the houfe 1. ft in profound igno- rance respecting the terms that had been offered ? To combine the civil and military powers of a whole country in one man ...
... peace had been made and rejected . Why was not this matter explained ? why was the houfe 1. ft in profound igno- rance respecting the terms that had been offered ? To combine the civil and military powers of a whole country in one man ...
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... peace had been offered . - He had no in- formation of fuch terms - He knew of none . True it was , that Tippo had fent vakeels to treat for peace , but without explaining the condi- tions ; and on the whole , it appeared to be his ...
... peace had been offered . - He had no in- formation of fuch terms - He knew of none . True it was , that Tippo had fent vakeels to treat for peace , but without explaining the condi- tions ; and on the whole , it appeared to be his ...
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intended to move , viz . an account of our recommendation of terms of peace to the Porte and the answer ; an account of the mediation of the king of Denmark ; and laftly , all those papers that had paffed between the courts of London ...
intended to move , viz . an account of our recommendation of terms of peace to the Porte and the answer ; an account of the mediation of the king of Denmark ; and laftly , all those papers that had paffed between the courts of London ...
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