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... respect to the undaunted fpirit and fearless intrepi- dity with which the British Prefs has never failed to exhibit , in their proper co- leurs , the actions of tyrants and villains , whether foreign or domeftic ? My learned Friend has ...
... respect to the undaunted fpirit and fearless intrepi- dity with which the British Prefs has never failed to exhibit , in their proper co- leurs , the actions of tyrants and villains , whether foreign or domeftic ? My learned Friend has ...
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... respect to the revenues of Cornwall , the Attor- ney - General had argued that they had been a fund for the fuftentation of the Heir Apparent : taking this for granted , if it thould appear , on balancing the accounts , that the public ...
... respect to the revenues of Cornwall , the Attor- ney - General had argued that they had been a fund for the fuftentation of the Heir Apparent : taking this for granted , if it thould appear , on balancing the accounts , that the public ...
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... respect to the virtues of the Princefs of Wales ; and however the Houfe might be actuated by that fentiment , it must at the fame time feel what was due to the virtues of the Prince . With thefe feel- ings the Houfe could not for a ...
... respect to the virtues of the Princefs of Wales ; and however the Houfe might be actuated by that fentiment , it must at the fame time feel what was due to the virtues of the Prince . With thefe feel- ings the Houfe could not for a ...
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