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... Motion fuch a propofition as was recently adopted by the other Houfe of Parliament . He then moved An amendment fimilar to that moved by Mr. Pitt in the Commons the day before . The Duke of Norfolk confidered the Houfe as having the ...
... Motion fuch a propofition as was recently adopted by the other Houfe of Parliament . He then moved An amendment fimilar to that moved by Mr. Pitt in the Commons the day before . The Duke of Norfolk confidered the Houfe as having the ...
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... Motion which the Honourable Gen- tleman had made , was one to which he thould certainly have no hesitation to give his affent . But , at the fame time , he fhould like it better if couch- ed in different terms . He had drawn up a motion ...
... Motion which the Honourable Gen- tleman had made , was one to which he thould certainly have no hesitation to give his affent . But , at the fame time , he fhould like it better if couch- ed in different terms . He had drawn up a motion ...
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... motion being feconded , he then moved , that it be referred to a Committee of the whole House . Mr. Barham oppofed the motion as fu- tile and unneceffary , the flave trade being now at fo low an ebb that it can hardly be faid to exift ...
... motion being feconded , he then moved , that it be referred to a Committee of the whole House . Mr. Barham oppofed the motion as fu- tile and unneceffary , the flave trade being now at fo low an ebb that it can hardly be faid to exift ...
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