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 15Johnson Reprint, 1813 |
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... House , it was sent down to the Commons . " It does not fall within the coinpass of his- tory , to reason how far the civil power alone had a right to judge in this matter . The fact is , that the most surprizing opposition was im ...
... House , it was sent down to the Commons . " It does not fall within the coinpass of his- tory , to reason how far the civil power alone had a right to judge in this matter . The fact is , that the most surprizing opposition was im ...
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... House , nor by a learned lord of that House , whose knowledge , wisdom , and capacity no one can doubt , and who , to the many eminent services he had before done his country , has now added the infi- nite care and pains he took in ...
... House , nor by a learned lord of that House , whose knowledge , wisdom , and capacity no one can doubt , and who , to the many eminent services he had before done his country , has now added the infi- nite care and pains he took in ...
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... House , for I do not think we owe them any such re- spect , as they often upon the second read- ing reject Bills sent up by us , and some which have been very unanimously and deliberately agreed to in this House . I did so because I ...
... House , for I do not think we owe them any such re- spect , as they often upon the second read- ing reject Bills sent up by us , and some which have been very unanimously and deliberately agreed to in this House . I did so because I ...
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... House ; and if we consider what a large share of property the other House has in every county , and what a number of our cities and boroughs are be- come absolutely dependant upon some neighbouring peer , have we not reason to fear ...
... House ; and if we consider what a large share of property the other House has in every county , and what a number of our cities and boroughs are be- come absolutely dependant upon some neighbouring peer , have we not reason to fear ...
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... House of Parliament may , when they please , put a stop to the naturalizing of any more Jews by virtue of the latter , whereas both Houses together cannot put a stop to the naturalizing of any more Jews by virtue of the former , without ...
... House of Parliament may , when they please , put a stop to the naturalizing of any more Jews by virtue of the latter , whereas both Houses together cannot put a stop to the naturalizing of any more Jews by virtue of the former , without ...
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