The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 15Philological Society of London, 1789 |
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... should please God to grant him a recovery . It was not introducing any new principle into the Bill to fay that his Majesty should , on his re- covery , refume his government . The Re- folutions provided a Regency during his Ma- jefty's ...
... should please God to grant him a recovery . It was not introducing any new principle into the Bill to fay that his Majesty should , on his re- covery , refume his government . The Re- folutions provided a Regency during his Ma- jefty's ...
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... should be deemed too great , in the eyes of the country , for the ( alluding to the Council ) who had disappointed the expectations , and deluded the hopes of a loyal people , in holding out a premature recovery ? Could it be denied Sir ...
... should be deemed too great , in the eyes of the country , for the ( alluding to the Council ) who had disappointed the expectations , and deluded the hopes of a loyal people , in holding out a premature recovery ? Could it be denied Sir ...
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... should be entered upon the Journals , and that it should also appear thereon , that the Right Honourable Gentle- man ( Mr. Burke ) against whom the Peti- tion complained , was prefent in his place when regular notice was given of the ...
... should be entered upon the Journals , and that it should also appear thereon , that the Right Honourable Gentle- man ( Mr. Burke ) against whom the Peti- tion complained , was prefent in his place when regular notice was given of the ...
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