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Page 65
... late ministry owed its existence to Mr. Pitt , without adducing any proof of such a position . In justification of this presumption , we must rely upon the general impression at the time ; upon the panegyric bestowed upon them ...
... late ministry owed its existence to Mr. Pitt , without adducing any proof of such a position . In justification of this presumption , we must rely upon the general impression at the time ; upon the panegyric bestowed upon them ...
Page 67
... late arrangements . This is the grand resort of all the defenders of those transactions . No- thing can be more unfair . Their antagonists never questioned the right of the King to chuse his minis- ters . They never questioned the ...
... late arrangements . This is the grand resort of all the defenders of those transactions . No- thing can be more unfair . Their antagonists never questioned the right of the King to chuse his minis- ters . They never questioned the ...
Page 69
... late and present administration were to meet and to avow the whole of their late conduct as individuals ; if they were to exhibit the letters they have written , and detail the conver- sations they have held , many of them would think ...
... late and present administration were to meet and to avow the whole of their late conduct as individuals ; if they were to exhibit the letters they have written , and detail the conver- sations they have held , many of them would think ...
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