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Page 283
... occasion . He owed the people of Westminster his grateful acknowledge- ments for supporting him with their coun- tenance and regard , when he had no other support but the approbation of his own mind , and the consciousness of his own in ...
... occasion . He owed the people of Westminster his grateful acknowledge- ments for supporting him with their coun- tenance and regard , when he had no other support but the approbation of his own mind , and the consciousness of his own in ...
Page 93
... occasion , and for his conduct in the Chair . " Mr. C. BARCLAY was about to se- cond the motion , but— Sir Thomas BELL , Sheriff , said , that were he to consult his own personal insignificance , he would not have come forward on this ...
... occasion , and for his conduct in the Chair . " Mr. C. BARCLAY was about to se- cond the motion , but— Sir Thomas BELL , Sheriff , said , that were he to consult his own personal insignificance , he would not have come forward on this ...
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... occasion . Never , I will venture to say , was any form of words yet invented by mortal man , more offensive , more insolent , than the words here made use of , if we take a right view , and make a correct estimate , of the occasion of ...
... occasion . Never , I will venture to say , was any form of words yet invented by mortal man , more offensive , more insolent , than the words here made use of , if we take a right view , and make a correct estimate , of the occasion of ...
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to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on | 1 |
to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on | 73 |
Letter XII | 105 |
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