Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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... Speech did not produce any very protracted debate in either House : though a circumstance almost unprece- " dented , occurred in the House of Com- It has been usual , after the Speech has been read by the Speaker , 66 upon his return ...
... Speech did not produce any very protracted debate in either House : though a circumstance almost unprece- " dented , occurred in the House of Com- It has been usual , after the Speech has been read by the Speaker , 66 upon his return ...
Page 39
... Speech ! " And , how dare these men say , that an echo to the Speech is prepared before - hand ? If this were the case , then , indeed , this would be a delightfully dignified As- sembly ! It is well known , that the Speech is prepared ...
... Speech ! " And , how dare these men say , that an echo to the Speech is prepared before - hand ? If this were the case , then , indeed , this would be a delightfully dignified As- sembly ! It is well known , that the Speech is prepared ...
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not the speech alone , but the speech toge- ther with that of Mr. Perceval , in answer to it . The reader will bear in mind , that the speech relates to two points ; name- ly , the Barrack Establishment as being hostile to all the ...
not the speech alone , but the speech toge- ther with that of Mr. Perceval , in answer to it . The reader will bear in mind , that the speech relates to two points ; name- ly , the Barrack Establishment as being hostile to all the ...
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