The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 15Philological Society of London, 1789 |
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... ment , unless they also had the addition of a paltry twelve or fourteen votes ? If their ad- ministration was conducted on good and bene- ficial principles to the country , co fuch votes would be neceffary ; but if , on the contrary ...
... ment , unless they also had the addition of a paltry twelve or fourteen votes ? If their ad- ministration was conducted on good and bene- ficial principles to the country , co fuch votes would be neceffary ; but if , on the contrary ...
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... ment he recovered , to refume his Govern- ment , and to put an end to the Regency . He condemned the idea of the two Houfes going into an examination of the capacity of his Majesty , upon his recovery , which he confidered as very ...
... ment he recovered , to refume his Govern- ment , and to put an end to the Regency . He condemned the idea of the two Houfes going into an examination of the capacity of his Majesty , upon his recovery , which he confidered as very ...
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... ment affembled , beg leave to approach your Royal Highness with hearts full of the most loyal and affectionate attachment to the Per- fog and Government of your Royal Fatber , to exprefs the deepest and most grateful fenfe of the ...
... ment affembled , beg leave to approach your Royal Highness with hearts full of the most loyal and affectionate attachment to the Per- fog and Government of your Royal Fatber , to exprefs the deepest and most grateful fenfe of the ...
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