The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year ..., 48. köideJ. Dodsley, 1806 |
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... parliament , it was disrespectful to his majesty to insert such a clause as this in the mutiny bill ; that it seemed to imply what it was highly improper to insinuate , that the same faith was not to be placed in a pledge from the crown ...
... parliament , it was disrespectful to his majesty to insert such a clause as this in the mutiny bill ; that it seemed to imply what it was highly improper to insinuate , that the same faith was not to be placed in a pledge from the crown ...
Page 150
... parliament was necessary to pay and regulate the army raised by prerogative . To those persons who , in the course of the debate , had repre- sented the plan of limited service as unpopular in the country , and had warned ministers to ...
... parliament was necessary to pay and regulate the army raised by prerogative . To those persons who , in the course of the debate , had repre- sented the plan of limited service as unpopular in the country , and had warned ministers to ...
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... parliament . We are , at the same time , direct- ed to express to you the great sa- tisfaction which his majesty has de- rived from your unremitting zeal and diligence , and from that atten- tion to the most important interests of his ...
... parliament . We are , at the same time , direct- ed to express to you the great sa- tisfaction which his majesty has de- rived from your unremitting zeal and diligence , and from that atten- tion to the most important interests of his ...
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Trial of Henry Viscount Melville Managers ordered to proceed in the | 109 |
persedJoseph Bonaparte declared King of Naples by his Brother | 130 |
The German Empire the natural Barrier of Europe against France Conse | 152 |
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