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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... sure , you do so by this Bill in the most glaring manner ; for you lay it upon the children before they are born ; you de- clare them bastards , and for ever incapa- ble of succeeding to the estate either of their father or mother . And ...
... sure , you do so by this Bill in the most glaring manner ; for you lay it upon the children before they are born ; you de- clare them bastards , and for ever incapa- ble of succeeding to the estate either of their father or mother . And ...
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... sure , that this will be no argument in its favour . Lastly , Sir , as to polygamy , it is equally clear , that this Bill will render that crime much more frequent ; for cunning fellows will always omit some one of the forms prescribed ...
... sure , that this will be no argument in its favour . Lastly , Sir , as to polygamy , it is equally clear , that this Bill will render that crime much more frequent ; for cunning fellows will always omit some one of the forms prescribed ...
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... sure it will not suit with the hap- piness of society , which must always de- pend upon increasing the breed of the in- I shall not say , Sir , that this would pre- vent a young gentleman or lady being ever married without the consent ...
... sure it will not suit with the hap- piness of society , which must always de- pend upon increasing the breed of the in- I shall not say , Sir , that this would pre- vent a young gentleman or lady being ever married without the consent ...
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... sure a prohibition of marriage amongst the poor , for the sake of preventing what we call clandestine marriages amongst the rich ; for marriage may be compared to the im- portation of some of the conveniences of life ; if you lay heavy ...
... sure a prohibition of marriage amongst the poor , for the sake of preventing what we call clandestine marriages amongst the rich ; for marriage may be compared to the im- portation of some of the conveniences of life ; if you lay heavy ...
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... sure of , that so far as relates to this register , the Bill is entirely a new Bill ; and I must be of opinion , that such an important regulation , a regulation upon which the legitimacy of all the chil- dren of the next generation ...
... sure of , that so far as relates to this register , the Bill is entirely a new Bill ; and I must be of opinion , that such an important regulation , a regulation upon which the legitimacy of all the chil- dren of the next generation ...
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