Cobbett's Parliamentary Debates, During the ... Session of the ... Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the Kingdom of Great Britain ..., Band 10R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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... never varied , but from ne- cessity alone . She proclaims , my lords , " That she will not lay down her arms , but will augment her force , until she has conquered the liberties of the seas , the first right of all nations . " In recom ...
... never varied , but from ne- cessity alone . She proclaims , my lords , " That she will not lay down her arms , but will augment her force , until she has conquered the liberties of the seas , the first right of all nations . " In recom ...
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... never France . But , your haste has rendered that have been executed , if it were not for the hopeless . France , however , never did , as aid derived from our Orders of Council . I have already said , act under its extra- What did we ...
... never France . But , your haste has rendered that have been executed , if it were not for the hopeless . France , however , never did , as aid derived from our Orders of Council . I have already said , act under its extra- What did we ...
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... never be cursed with the greatest of all evils , a timid and feeble government . High as the spirit , and ex - ing under the throne of that usurper whom tensive as the resources of the country were , its danger would indeed be immi ...
... never be cursed with the greatest of all evils , a timid and feeble government . High as the spirit , and ex - ing under the throne of that usurper whom tensive as the resources of the country were , its danger would indeed be immi ...
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... never bow her head . seconder justified the step on the ground At this particular time he was fully aware that his majesty had too long forborn , and how much it became her , to stand firmly had been too long patient of the flagitious ...
... never bow her head . seconder justified the step on the ground At this particular time he was fully aware that his majesty had too long forborn , and how much it became her , to stand firmly had been too long patient of the flagitious ...
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... never assist a friend till he was in a condition not want it , he could not but think the advice of the noble lord perfectly natural , that we should never resist an enemy till he is in a condition to despise our resistance . The hon ...
... never assist a friend till he was in a condition not want it , he could not but think the advice of the noble lord perfectly natural , that we should never resist an enemy till he is in a condition to despise our resistance . The hon ...
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