The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Том 15C. and J. Rivington, 1826 |
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... Council , where all questions are to be decided by a majority of voices , and the members are directed to record in the minutes of their pro- ceedings , not only the questions decided , but the grounds upon which each individual member ...
... Council , where all questions are to be decided by a majority of voices , and the members are directed to record in the minutes of their pro- ceedings , not only the questions decided , but the grounds upon which each individual member ...
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Edmund Burke. self , by having the majority in the Council . My Lords , it is no offence , that a Governour General , or any body else , has the majority in the Council . To have the government in himself is no offence . Neither was it ...
Edmund Burke. self , by having the majority in the Council . My Lords , it is no offence , that a Governour General , or any body else , has the majority in the Council . To have the government in himself is no offence . Neither was it ...
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... Council , except Mr. Has- tings ; and when the Council , for the first time , daring to think for themselves , call upon the Persian translator , he knows nothing about it . We find that it is given into the hands of a person nominated ...
... Council , except Mr. Has- tings ; and when the Council , for the first time , daring to think for themselves , call upon the Persian translator , he knows nothing about it . We find that it is given into the hands of a person nominated ...
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