The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest Period to the Year 1803: From which Last-mentioned Epoch it is Continued Downwards in the Work Entitled "Hansard's Parliamentary Debates.", Band 12Johnson Reprint, 1812 |
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... honour and support of Great Britain on this occassion , no man can doubt ; when he has been informed of what I have received from undoubted in- telligence , that a neighbouring power , equally to be dreaded for its ambition and its ...
... honour and support of Great Britain on this occassion , no man can doubt ; when he has been informed of what I have received from undoubted in- telligence , that a neighbouring power , equally to be dreaded for its ambition and its ...
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... honour is neither prudent nor just . Nor is it , in my opinion , proper to offer the same reward indiscriminately to all that shall accept it ; rewards ought to be proportioned to desert , and no man can justly be paid for what he ...
... honour is neither prudent nor just . Nor is it , in my opinion , proper to offer the same reward indiscriminately to all that shall accept it ; rewards ought to be proportioned to desert , and no man can justly be paid for what he ...
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... honour dic . tated . " Tindal . + " The only parliamentary measure in this session which deserves further notice , was the grant of a Subsidy to the queen of Hungary , which finally involved England in a war with France . It was ...
... honour dic . tated . " Tindal . + " The only parliamentary measure in this session which deserves further notice , was the grant of a Subsidy to the queen of Hungary , which finally involved England in a war with France . It was ...
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... honour than myself , none shall more treaties , is enforced at once by policy and readily concur in any expression of duty justice , and all laws both of Heaven and adherence to him . But I have been always taught that al- legiance to ...
... honour than myself , none shall more treaties , is enforced at once by policy and readily concur in any expression of duty justice , and all laws both of Heaven and adherence to him . But I have been always taught that al- legiance to ...
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... honour ; let him not presume to recom- mend the preservation of our faith , or ad- herence to our confederates ; that wretch can have no real regard to any moral ob- ligation , who has forgotten those first du- ties which nature ...
... honour ; let him not presume to recom- mend the preservation of our faith , or ad- herence to our confederates ; that wretch can have no real regard to any moral ob- ligation , who has forgotten those first du- ties which nature ...
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