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Page 17
... sure that while throughout the whole of the commercial the British Parliament will always be wil- world - not because there was no money ling to adopt measures to relieve the dis- in the country , but because people were tresses of the ...
... sure that while throughout the whole of the commercial the British Parliament will always be wil- world - not because there was no money ling to adopt measures to relieve the dis- in the country , but because people were tresses of the ...
Page 19
... sure , view with satisfaction the country . Your Lordships ' best attention communication in the Royal Speech , that will no doubt be given to any measures for another country has expressed its willing- relieving the commercial distress ...
... sure , view with satisfaction the country . Your Lordships ' best attention communication in the Royal Speech , that will no doubt be given to any measures for another country has expressed its willing- relieving the commercial distress ...
Page 27
... sure the Go- vernment will be the first to acknowledge that the Address in answer to the Speech should be confined as closely as possible to the language of the Speech itself . The Speech procceds to say that Her Majesty has the ...
... sure the Go- vernment will be the first to acknowledge that the Address in answer to the Speech should be confined as closely as possible to the language of the Speech itself . The Speech procceds to say that Her Majesty has the ...
Page 35
... sure I may say in the name of England , in the name of humanity , in the civilisation , let those measures be effectual - let them be prompt . I say to Her Majesty's Min- peace to Switzerland . I only wish that Her Majesty's 35 36 ...
... sure I may say in the name of England , in the name of humanity , in the civilisation , let those measures be effectual - let them be prompt . I say to Her Majesty's Min- peace to Switzerland . I only wish that Her Majesty's 35 36 ...
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... sure that neither that in a time of unprecedented panic so the authors of the present system , nor large a deduction should be made from the those who may feel anxious for its preser- commercial resources of the country as was vation ...
... sure that neither that in a time of unprecedented panic so the authors of the present system , nor large a deduction should be made from the those who may feel anxious for its preser- commercial resources of the country as was vation ...
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