The New Annual Register, Or General Repository of History, Politics, and Literature, for the Year ...G. Robinson, Pater-noster-Row, 1826 - English poetry |
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... measure . The question , in fact , had been , not whether South America should be open to the commerce of Great Britain , but whether she should be open to the intercourse of man- kind a large . Important as he had always thought that ...
... measure . The question , in fact , had been , not whether South America should be open to the commerce of Great Britain , but whether she should be open to the intercourse of man- kind a large . Important as he had always thought that ...
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... measure of emanci- pation , must be ascribed to that body . It was well for the catho- lics that they had no more con- sideration in the public mind . He as much confided in the eventual carrying of that measure , as he was convinced of ...
... measure of emanci- pation , must be ascribed to that body . It was well for the catho- lics that they had no more con- sideration in the public mind . He as much confided in the eventual carrying of that measure , as he was convinced of ...
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... measure which might be brought down to keep the proceedings of that body within the proper limits of the laws and the constitution , from being treated as a measure direct- ed against the catholic people of Ireland , or as any device to ...
... measure which might be brought down to keep the proceedings of that body within the proper limits of the laws and the constitution , from being treated as a measure direct- ed against the catholic people of Ireland , or as any device to ...
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... measure , but he stated that he disapproved both of the mode and the time . Now , he would say to the hon . and learned gen- tleman , in return , that the credit of the measure might be his , or it might be that of his hon . and learned ...
... measure , but he stated that he disapproved both of the mode and the time . Now , he would say to the hon . and learned gen- tleman , in return , that the credit of the measure might be his , or it might be that of his hon . and learned ...
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... measure upon its own responsibility . This determination was not shaken by what he had heard from hon . members op- posite , and he still felt it his duty to press a measure upon the consideration of parliament . That these associations ...
... measure upon its own responsibility . This determination was not shaken by what he had heard from hon . members op- posite , and he still felt it his duty to press a measure upon the consideration of parliament . That these associations ...
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