Annual Register, Volumen90Edmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1849 |
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... proposed by Mr. Sharman Crawford for the Redress of Grievances - His Speech - Answer of Lord John Russell - Speeches of Mr. H. Herbert , Mr. Fagan , Mr. Monsell , and Mr. Osborne - The Debate is adjourned - Declarations of Sir George ...
... proposed by Mr. Sharman Crawford for the Redress of Grievances - His Speech - Answer of Lord John Russell - Speeches of Mr. H. Herbert , Mr. Fagan , Mr. Monsell , and Mr. Osborne - The Debate is adjourned - Declarations of Sir George ...
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... proposed by that Gentleman on the 21st of June -His Speech on that occasion - He is answered by Lord John Russell , who opposes the Motion - Speeches of Mr. H. Drummond , Mr. Fox , and Mr. Disraeli - The Debate is adjourned and resumed ...
... proposed by that Gentleman on the 21st of June -His Speech on that occasion - He is answered by Lord John Russell , who opposes the Motion - Speeches of Mr. H. Drummond , Mr. Fox , and Mr. Disraeli - The Debate is adjourned and resumed ...
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... proposal of the West Indians was to fix the differ- ential duty at 10s . per cwt . , or 10l . per ton ; the avowed object being to enhance the price by that amount . Last year the consump- tion of sugar amounted to 290,000 tons ; the ...
... proposal of the West Indians was to fix the differ- ential duty at 10s . per cwt . , or 10l . per ton ; the avowed object being to enhance the price by that amount . Last year the consump- tion of sugar amounted to 290,000 tons ; the ...
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... proposed a change . He knew that there was a risk in allowing the practice of taking negroes from Africa ; that if parties were permitted to buy negroes for slaves , and to bring them from Africa upon the pretext of their being made ...
... proposed a change . He knew that there was a risk in allowing the practice of taking negroes from Africa ; that if parties were permitted to buy negroes for slaves , and to bring them from Africa upon the pretext of their being made ...
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... proposal made by the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer , on the 1st May , to the House of Commons , to authorize a loan ... proposed grant until that time . It appeared , how- ever , on further explanation , that the money had already been ...
... proposal made by the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer , on the 1st May , to the House of Commons , to authorize a loan ... proposed grant until that time . It appeared , how- ever , on further explanation , that the money had already been ...
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