The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year ..., Volume 3; Volume 71J. Dodsley, 1830 - History |
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... lordship , and in the right hon . home secretary himself . It was therefore incum- bent on ministers to have taken the sense of the country , by calling a new House of Commons , before they ventured to introduce so ex- traordinary a ...
... lordship , and in the right hon . home secretary himself . It was therefore incum- bent on ministers to have taken the sense of the country , by calling a new House of Commons , before they ventured to introduce so ex- traordinary a ...
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... that the subject had been sufficiently discussed already , and that the public were anxious to ob- tain their lordships ' decision . Lord [ F ] Holland justified him by referring to the haste with which HISTORY OF EUROPE . [ 65.
... that the subject had been sufficiently discussed already , and that the public were anxious to ob- tain their lordships ' decision . Lord [ F ] Holland justified him by referring to the haste with which HISTORY OF EUROPE . [ 65.
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... lordships . Much there was to be said with respect to the church patronage at his dis- posal , and with respect to the many institutions connected with the Church of England , which were under his control . The dangers , to which the ...
... lordships . Much there was to be said with respect to the church patronage at his dis- posal , and with respect to the many institutions connected with the Church of England , which were under his control . The dangers , to which the ...
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... lordships , then , prepared to sacrifice the Protestant church of England - were they prepared to sacrifice the Protestant constitu- tion of England , by placing in the hands of the Roman Catholics a power which would ultimately en ...
... lordships , then , prepared to sacrifice the Protestant church of England - were they prepared to sacrifice the Protestant constitu- tion of England , by placing in the hands of the Roman Catholics a power which would ultimately en ...
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... lordships would re- collect , he had used last year in the assembly which he was now addressing ; and such was the lan- guage which he still held , when he said that the present bill might be passed without danger to the constitution ...
... lordships would re- collect , he had used last year in the assembly which he was now addressing ; and such was the lan- guage which he still held , when he said that the present bill might be passed without danger to the constitution ...
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