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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... liberties of the people ; as every gentleman must grant , who has read with attention our history from the Con- quest to the reign of Henry 7 , therefore we have much more reason to be afraid of our liberties being brought into danger ...
... liberties of the people ; as every gentleman must grant , who has read with attention our history from the Con- quest to the reign of Henry 7 , therefore we have much more reason to be afraid of our liberties being brought into danger ...
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... liberties of their country , and to restore their tyrant king , Tarquin , because in the new esta blished republic they could not find that pardon for their debaucheries and op- pressions , which they had found easy to be obtained from ...
... liberties of their country , and to restore their tyrant king , Tarquin , because in the new esta blished republic they could not find that pardon for their debaucheries and op- pressions , which they had found easy to be obtained from ...
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... liberties and properties of the people of this kingdom . I am still of the same opi- nion , and therefore I could not but with pleasure hear that a Bill was brought into the other House , even by our ministers themselves , for the ...
... liberties and properties of the people of this kingdom . I am still of the same opi- nion , and therefore I could not but with pleasure hear that a Bill was brought into the other House , even by our ministers themselves , for the ...
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... liberties , every one knows , that the liberties we enjoy is what makes the Jews so fond of coming to settle in this country . Can we , then , suppose , that they would ever contribute to the destruction of that which is their chief ...
... liberties , every one knows , that the liberties we enjoy is what makes the Jews so fond of coming to settle in this country . Can we , then , suppose , that they would ever contribute to the destruction of that which is their chief ...
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... liberties . I shall grant , that one reason for their desiring to settle in this country may be , the knowledge and experience they have of their having a better security for their lives and fortunes here than they can have any where ...
... liberties . I shall grant , that one reason for their desiring to settle in this country may be , the knowledge and experience they have of their having a better security for their lives and fortunes here than they can have any where ...
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