The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volumen9Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1820 |
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... given of the Causes of these tumults in the British Parliament . Mr Wilber- force's Motion concerning a Slave Registry Bill - abandoned for the present . East Indies . Second Campaign in Nepaul . Battle of Muckwampore . Capture of ...
... given of the Causes of these tumults in the British Parliament . Mr Wilber- force's Motion concerning a Slave Registry Bill - abandoned for the present . East Indies . Second Campaign in Nepaul . Battle of Muckwampore . Capture of ...
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... given orders , that copies of the different treaties should be laid be- fore parliament , and confidently trust- ed that their stipulations would receive unmingled approbation . The convul- sions which had agitated the Euro- pean states ...
... given orders , that copies of the different treaties should be laid be- fore parliament , and confidently trust- ed that their stipulations would receive unmingled approbation . The convul- sions which had agitated the Euro- pean states ...
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... given - if out of the flourishing condition of our commerce must be taken that lumping exception of the whole internal trade , merce was so inconsiderable that it might be considered merely 11 8 . EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER , 1816 ...
... given - if out of the flourishing condition of our commerce must be taken that lumping exception of the whole internal trade , merce was so inconsiderable that it might be considered merely 11 8 . EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER , 1816 ...
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... given ? For if they were given to ⚫ a power incapable of maintaining them , such power would be weakened instead of strengthened by the accession . To put the question fairly , he would en- quire , Whether , for instance , the se ...
... given ? For if they were given to ⚫ a power incapable of maintaining them , such power would be weakened instead of strengthened by the accession . To put the question fairly , he would en- quire , Whether , for instance , the se ...
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... given to the commerce of money , as would tend far more ef- fectually to relieve those most under the pressure of temporary difficulties , than could possibly be accomplished by withdrawing a sum of the same extent from the general ...
... given to the commerce of money , as would tend far more ef- fectually to relieve those most under the pressure of temporary difficulties , than could possibly be accomplished by withdrawing a sum of the same extent from the general ...
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