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Стр. 5
After directing the attention of parliament to such measures as may appear
necessary for the future government of those valuable possessions, and to
secure the important advantages which may be derived from thence to the
commerce and ...
After directing the attention of parliament to such measures as may appear
necessary for the future government of those valuable possessions, and to
secure the important advantages which may be derived from thence to the
commerce and ...
Стр. 6
He then mentioned the fituation of our ancient ally, the States General of the
United Provinces; for, added he, if measures have been, or are to be, purfued, as
respecting them, repugnant to the law of nations, and positive treaties, approved
by ...
He then mentioned the fituation of our ancient ally, the States General of the
United Provinces; for, added he, if measures have been, or are to be, purfued, as
respecting them, repugnant to the law of nations, and positive treaties, approved
by ...
Стр. 206
The circumstances which rendered these measures necessary will, I trust, justify
any temporary infringement of the laws, and will induce you to give them a
parliamentary sanétion. It will afford his majesty the greatest greatest satisfaction,
if by ...
The circumstances which rendered these measures necessary will, I trust, justify
any temporary infringement of the laws, and will induce you to give them a
parliamentary sanétion. It will afford his majesty the greatest greatest satisfaction,
if by ...
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