The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volum 11Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1822 |
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... fact is , that it neither fixed them more firmly in their seats , nor strengthened their parliamentary ma- jority . It had the contrary of both these tendencies . When the vessel of the state is severely tossed , all the well ...
... fact is , that it neither fixed them more firmly in their seats , nor strengthened their parliamentary ma- jority . It had the contrary of both these tendencies . When the vessel of the state is severely tossed , all the well ...
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... fact , how- ever , many of them were far from be- ing men of contemptible talents , but possessed powers which enabled them to exercise an extensive influence over the lower orders . In regard to Mr Hone , ministers had been repeatedly ...
... fact , how- ever , many of them were far from be- ing men of contemptible talents , but possessed powers which enabled them to exercise an extensive influence over the lower orders . In regard to Mr Hone , ministers had been repeatedly ...
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... fact was , that no objection would have been made to the release of these men , and the dis- charge of their recognizances long since , but for their determination to prefer in court objections to the right which had been thus exercised ...
... fact was , that no objection would have been made to the release of these men , and the dis- charge of their recognizances long since , but for their determination to prefer in court objections to the right which had been thus exercised ...
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... fact , they were un- derstood to be justificatory documents , destined to prove at once the necessity which had existed for the late suspen- sion of the Habeas Corpus Act , and the propriety with which government had used the powers ...
... fact , they were un- derstood to be justificatory documents , destined to prove at once the necessity which had existed for the late suspen- sion of the Habeas Corpus Act , and the propriety with which government had used the powers ...
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... fact , filed a bill of indictment against themselves , probably with a view to prevent others from preferring an indictment against them ; and then they came forward in a tone of defi- ance , 18 [ CHAP . 2 . EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER ...
... fact , filed a bill of indictment against themselves , probably with a view to prevent others from preferring an indictment against them ; and then they came forward in a tone of defi- ance , 18 [ CHAP . 2 . EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER ...
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