Select Speeches, Forensick and Parliamentary: With Prefatory Remarks, Volume 3Nathaniel Chapman Hopkins and Earle, 1807 - Great Britain |
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... means of showing to the world , that we deserve the superintendance of as large an empire as this kingdom ever held ... mean , sordid , home - bred cares , that will avert the consequences of a false estimation of our interest , or ...
... means of showing to the world , that we deserve the superintendance of as large an empire as this kingdom ever held ... mean , sordid , home - bred cares , that will avert the consequences of a false estimation of our interest , or ...
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With Prefatory Remarks Nathaniel Chapman. which a great empire must fall , by mean repara- tions upon mighty ruins . I confess I feel a degree of disgust , almost leading to despair , at the manner in which we are acting in the great ...
With Prefatory Remarks Nathaniel Chapman. which a great empire must fall , by mean repara- tions upon mighty ruins . I confess I feel a degree of disgust , almost leading to despair , at the manner in which we are acting in the great ...
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... means which were furnished in anxious * The whole of the net Irish hereditary revenue is on a medium of the last seven years , about 330,000l . yearly . The revenues of all denominations fall short more than 150,000 % . yearly of the ...
... means which were furnished in anxious * The whole of the net Irish hereditary revenue is on a medium of the last seven years , about 330,000l . yearly . The revenues of all denominations fall short more than 150,000 % . yearly of the ...
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... means a small number of slight in- dividuals , of no consequence or situation , possessed of no lucrative offices , without the command of ar- mies , or the known administration of revenues , with- out profession of any kind , without ...
... means a small number of slight in- dividuals , of no consequence or situation , possessed of no lucrative offices , without the command of ar- mies , or the known administration of revenues , with- out profession of any kind , without ...
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... means of getting them ? ” When he asked this question , which involves its answer , it is extraordinary that curiosity did not prompt the chancellor of the exchequer to that in- quiry which might come in vain recommended to him by his ...
... means of getting them ? ” When he asked this question , which involves its answer , it is extraordinary that curiosity did not prompt the chancellor of the exchequer to that in- quiry which might come in vain recommended to him by his ...
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Select Speeches, Forensick and Parliamentary, with Prefatory Remarks, Volume 3 Nathaniel 1780-1853 Ed Chapman No preview available - 2016 |
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