History of England from the Peace of Utrecht to the Peace of Versailles: 1713 - 1783 : In Seven Volumes, Volume 2Tauchnitz, 1853 |
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Page vii
... Barré's speech Dr. Franklin's letters Popular ferment in America In Virginia the House of Burgesses dissolved Preparations for a General Congress . And of Dr. Franklin 88 ib . 90 ib . 91 ib . 92 ib . 95 CHAPTER XLIV . 100 ib . Dangerous ...
... Barré's speech Dr. Franklin's letters Popular ferment in America In Virginia the House of Burgesses dissolved Preparations for a General Congress . And of Dr. Franklin 88 ib . 90 ib . 91 ib . 92 ib . 95 CHAPTER XLIV . 100 ib . Dangerous ...
Page xii
... Barré Burke and Chatham 288 289 ib . 290 291 ib . 292 293 ib . 294 ib . 295 ib . 296 Duel of Lord George Germaine 297 Reports of Parliamentary debates ib . Conflict with the City of London 299 Brass Crosby , Lord Mayor 300 Alderman ...
... Barré Burke and Chatham 288 289 ib . 290 291 ib . 292 293 ib . 294 ib . 295 ib . 296 Duel of Lord George Germaine 297 Reports of Parliamentary debates ib . Conflict with the City of London 299 Brass Crosby , Lord Mayor 300 Alderman ...
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... Barré had just before , on account of his votes in Parliament , been dismissed from his military posts , and thus when he rose to speak , says Walpole , " Sir Edward Dering , one of our noisy fools , called out Mr. " Barré ! ' The ...
... Barré had just before , on account of his votes in Parliament , been dismissed from his military posts , and thus when he rose to speak , says Walpole , " Sir Edward Dering , one of our noisy fools , called out Mr. " Barré ! ' The ...
Page 89
... Barré and Alderman Baker , spoke or voted against it . Nine years afterwards , and in the presence no doubt of many men who had witnessed these discussions , Mr. Burke described them in the following terms : " Far from anything ...
... Barré and Alderman Baker , spoke or voted against it . Nine years afterwards , and in the presence no doubt of many men who had witnessed these discussions , Mr. Burke described them in the following terms : " Far from anything ...
Page 90
... Barré . It now ap- pears , however , that Mr. Jared Ingersoll , joint agent for Connecticut , was sitting in the gallery , heard the speech of Barré , and made a report of it , which report was trans- mitted to his friends , and within ...
... Barré . It now ap- pears , however , that Mr. Jared Ingersoll , joint agent for Connecticut , was sitting in the gallery , heard the speech of Barré , and made a report of it , which report was trans- mitted to his friends , and within ...
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