The Parliamentary Debates from the Year 1803 to the Present Time, Том 40 |
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... measure , on the ground of its antiquity and its generality . But the slave trade was as old and as extensively patronised , before England took the first step towards its abolition , and declared that she would not be bound by pre ...
... measure , on the ground of its antiquity and its generality . But the slave trade was as old and as extensively patronised , before England took the first step towards its abolition , and declared that she would not be bound by pre ...
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... measure , which passed without any opposition . He felt the more gratification at seeing this measure pass unopposed , when he found it to be in sub- stance and effect neither more nor less than that for the proposing of which the ...
... measure , which passed without any opposition . He felt the more gratification at seeing this measure pass unopposed , when he found it to be in sub- stance and effect neither more nor less than that for the proposing of which the ...
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... measure which passed two years ago . He was anxiously desirous to state what ( VOL . XL . ) was the fundamental distinction between that and the other measure with which the noble lord had compared it . The noble lord was correct in his ...
... measure which passed two years ago . He was anxiously desirous to state what ( VOL . XL . ) was the fundamental distinction between that and the other measure with which the noble lord had compared it . The noble lord was correct in his ...
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... measure , which had just been rescinded , had driven into a small compass illicit distillation . He had no doubt ... measure . That the measure § ference of expence between keeping up this establishment , and 253 ] [ 254 Illicit ...
... measure , which had just been rescinded , had driven into a small compass illicit distillation . He had no doubt ... measure . That the measure § ference of expence between keeping up this establishment , and 253 ] [ 254 Illicit ...
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... measure was useful in suppressing illicit distillation , though it was attended with hardships in particular cases . With this view , he had agreed to the proposal of going into committee on the subject . Subsequent reflection had ...
... measure was useful in suppressing illicit distillation , though it was attended with hardships in particular cases . With this view , he had agreed to the proposal of going into committee on the subject . Subsequent reflection had ...
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