The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Том 16C. and J. Rivington, 1827 |
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... hear read , the orders given concerning corre- spondence of every kind with the Country Powers . You will remember the period when these orders were issued , namely , the period at which the Act passed for the better direction of the ...
... hear read , the orders given concerning corre- spondence of every kind with the Country Powers . You will remember the period when these orders were issued , namely , the period at which the Act passed for the better direction of the ...
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... hear- says . They had heard some person say that the Begums had encouraged rebellion , always coupling them with Saadit Ali Khan , and some- times with the Nabob , because there might have been some probability for their charge in the ...
... hear- says . They had heard some person say that the Begums had encouraged rebellion , always coupling them with Saadit Ali Khan , and some- times with the Nabob , because there might have been some probability for their charge in the ...
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... hear nothing of them ; there is no appearance of them in the affidavits ; no such papers were laid before the Supreme Council ; none were transmitted to the Court of Directors : but at last the House of Commons having come at the truth ...
... hear nothing of them ; there is no appearance of them in the affidavits ; no such papers were laid before the Supreme Council ; none were transmitted to the Court of Directors : but at last the House of Commons having come at the truth ...
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... men and women suffer the penalty , but they never hear the ac- cusation nor the evidence . But to proceed with the evidence of this 4 , pretended pretended rebellion . Captain Williams has told your Lordships , 38 SPEECH IN THE IMPEACHMENT.
... men and women suffer the penalty , but they never hear the ac- cusation nor the evidence . But to proceed with the evidence of this 4 , pretended pretended rebellion . Captain Williams has told your Lordships , 38 SPEECH IN THE IMPEACHMENT.
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... , we are told , had ten thousand armed men . put himself into their power , and not satisfied He with this , the very first thing we hear of with 4.4 SPEECH IN THE IMPEACHMENT the Nabob himself, negativing all these pretences. ...
... , we are told , had ten thousand armed men . put himself into their power , and not satisfied He with this , the very first thing we hear of with 4.4 SPEECH IN THE IMPEACHMENT the Nabob himself, negativing all these pretences. ...
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