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Pagina 18
... voted against it , and even Mr. Baring himself , had declared , that , the principle having been once carried , it would be useless and unwise to offer any farther opposition . However much resistance sprung up in discussing the details ...
... voted against it , and even Mr. Baring himself , had declared , that , the principle having been once carried , it would be useless and unwise to offer any farther opposition . However much resistance sprung up in discussing the details ...
Pagina 19
... many who had resisted the general principle ; while its opponents con- sisted of none but those who had voted for the original measure . Their opposition rested on two grounds . The clause , [ C 2 ] HISTORY OF EUROPE . [ 19.
... many who had resisted the general principle ; while its opponents con- sisted of none but those who had voted for the original measure . Their opposition rested on two grounds . The clause , [ C 2 ] HISTORY OF EUROPE . [ 19.
Pagina 43
... voted fifty thousand pounds , for the purpose of enabling a cer- tain number of men , women , and children , to emigrate to our North American colonies . The number of persons who availed themselves , on that occasion , of the encourage ...
... voted fifty thousand pounds , for the purpose of enabling a cer- tain number of men , women , and children , to emigrate to our North American colonies . The number of persons who availed themselves , on that occasion , of the encourage ...
Pagina 86
... voted , till the proposed expenditure of the year had been laid before the House . That , answered Mr. Can- ning , is the very object of going into a committee . When , on the report of the committee being brought up , the question was ...
... voted , till the proposed expenditure of the year had been laid before the House . That , answered Mr. Can- ning , is the very object of going into a committee . When , on the report of the committee being brought up , the question was ...
Pagina 88
Edmund Burke. 9,000 men voted in the preceding year , they had expressly disclaimed the idea of the increase being ren- dered necessary by any thing in the internal state of England or Ireland . He had then stated , as he now re- peated ...
Edmund Burke. 9,000 men voted in the preceding year , they had expressly disclaimed the idea of the increase being ren- dered necessary by any thing in the internal state of England or Ireland . He had then stated , as he now re- peated ...
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