The Parliamentary Debates from the Year 1803 to the Present Time, Том 40 |
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... believed that at most a mere declaratory act would have been sufficient . But other persons , for whose judgments I was bound to feel , on every account , the greatest respect , were of a contrary opinion ; and , as the difference ...
... believed that at most a mere declaratory act would have been sufficient . But other persons , for whose judgments I was bound to feel , on every account , the greatest respect , were of a contrary opinion ; and , as the difference ...
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... believed that it was the intention of rational legislators to oblige officers to take a set of oaths on their entry into office ; and , under the severest penalties , to oblige them to take over again the self - same oaths , next day ...
... believed that it was the intention of rational legislators to oblige officers to take a set of oaths on their entry into office ; and , under the severest penalties , to oblige them to take over again the self - same oaths , next day ...
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... believed , with 20,000 ; the counties of Down and Sligo , he knew not with how many thousand . If other northern counties had not come forward with similar petitions , he asserted in presence of their representa- tives , that it was ...
... believed , with 20,000 ; the counties of Down and Sligo , he knew not with how many thousand . If other northern counties had not come forward with similar petitions , he asserted in presence of their representa- tives , that it was ...
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... believed such an as- sertion , was an arrant fool . He held in his hand a copy of the Gazette , which con- tained a scheme of the lottery drawn in November and December last ; from which it appeared it consisted of 14,000 tickets , of ...
... believed such an as- sertion , was an arrant fool . He held in his hand a copy of the Gazette , which con- tained a scheme of the lottery drawn in November and December last ; from which it appeared it consisted of 14,000 tickets , of ...
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... believed was a Methodist preacher , written by himself . This reli- gious man had afterwards a better sense of these things , but he went on with the Slave Trade for three years , before he found out that he was wrong . When he found ...
... believed was a Methodist preacher , written by himself . This reli- gious man had afterwards a better sense of these things , but he went on with the Slave Trade for three years , before he found out that he was wrong . When he found ...
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