Memoirs of the Life of the Right Honorable William Pitt, Band 3J. Murray, 1821 |
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... party or prejudice of any sort . For these reasons , though he considered it to be his duty gene- rally to resist any attempt to decrease the re- venue , by the repeal of taxes objected to by the persons most affected by them , yet in ...
... party or prejudice of any sort . For these reasons , though he considered it to be his duty gene- rally to resist any attempt to decrease the re- venue , by the repeal of taxes objected to by the persons most affected by them , yet in ...
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... parties , into which the house of commons was divided , were thus decidedly favorable to the abolition of the slave trade , other members expressed a very different opinion ; and it was evident from what passed in this , and also on a ...
... parties , into which the house of commons was divided , were thus decidedly favorable to the abolition of the slave trade , other members expressed a very different opinion ; and it was evident from what passed in this , and also on a ...
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... there- * From the intervention of Whitsuntide holidays , and the variety of business now depending in the house of commons , the committee sat only seven days in this interval . XI . fore , the two parties consented , that 34.
... there- * From the intervention of Whitsuntide holidays , and the variety of business now depending in the house of commons , the committee sat only seven days in this interval . XI . fore , the two parties consented , that 34.
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George Pretyman. XI . fore , the two parties consented , that the farther CHAP . consideration of the business should be de- ferred till the next session . The postponement of the main question induced sir William Dolben to bring in a ...
George Pretyman. XI . fore , the two parties consented , that the farther CHAP . consideration of the business should be de- ferred till the next session . The postponement of the main question induced sir William Dolben to bring in a ...
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... party in the national assembly , the plan was instantly rejected by that body , with indignation ; and a resolution passed , declaring their adherence to their former decree , and pronouncing the persons of the deputies sacred and ...
... party in the national assembly , the plan was instantly rejected by that body , with indignation ; and a resolution passed , declaring their adherence to their former decree , and pronouncing the persons of the deputies sacred and ...
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