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The speech concluded with recommending to parliament to adopt such
measures as may be necessary, under the present circumstances, of enforcing
obedience to the laws, and for repressing every attempt to disturb the peace and
tranquillity ...
The speech concluded with recommending to parliament to adopt such
measures as may be necessary, under the present circumstances, of enforcing
obedience to the laws, and for repressing every attempt to disturb the peace and
tranquillity ...
Стр. 6
Mr. Wallace, after enlarging on the several topics of the speech, seconded the
address. Lord Fielding thought it the duty of every man who was a friend to the
constitution in church and state, to hazard every thing, at this alarming period, ...
Mr. Wallace, after enlarging on the several topics of the speech, seconded the
address. Lord Fielding thought it the duty of every man who was a friend to the
constitution in church and state, to hazard every thing, at this alarming period, ...
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Mr. Fox, after some general observations, and the usual apology of confidering
the King's speech as that of the ministers, declared it to be his firm opinion and
belief, that every fact afferted in the speech was false, and all its insinuations ...
Mr. Fox, after some general observations, and the usual apology of confidering
the King's speech as that of the ministers, declared it to be his firm opinion and
belief, that every fact afferted in the speech was false, and all its insinuations ...
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