The Pamphleteer, Band 9Abraham John Valpy A. J. Valpy., 1817 |
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... hands of those who have speech and vote in parliament , or of their near connections , offices are kept on foot with emolument in such sort attached to them , as to be materially greater in war than in peace , who is there that will ven ...
... hands of those who have speech and vote in parliament , or of their near connections , offices are kept on foot with emolument in such sort attached to them , as to be materially greater in war than in peace , who is there that will ven ...
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... hand , the one of them a Bill for the abolition of sinecures , useless places , needless places , and the overpay of useful and needful places ; the other a Bill for such a reform in the Commons House of Parlia- ment , as may no longer ...
... hand , the one of them a Bill for the abolition of sinecures , useless places , needless places , and the overpay of useful and needful places ; the other a Bill for such a reform in the Commons House of Parlia- ment , as may no longer ...
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... hands of the adversary , and at the same time , the eventual preservation and increase of the same force in the hands of the assailants , in the event of success , which on the like occasions , are , by all such besiegers , proposed to ...
... hands of the adversary , and at the same time , the eventual preservation and increase of the same force in the hands of the assailants , in the event of success , which on the like occasions , are , by all such besiegers , proposed to ...
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... hands - in the hands of whatever party - the matter of waste and means of corruption were lodged , -- of any such principles the prevalence would , by its whole amount , have been in a proportionable degree unfavorable to the orator's ...
... hands - in the hands of whatever party - the matter of waste and means of corruption were lodged , -- of any such principles the prevalence would , by its whole amount , have been in a proportionable degree unfavorable to the orator's ...
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... hands in the world to write , would , as was no secret to him , be of no use . Thus then , by the craft of the rhetorician , were a set of princi- ples completely suited to his purpose - Principles by a zealous application of which ...
... hands in the world to write , would , as was no secret to him , be of no use . Thus then , by the craft of the rhetorician , were a set of princi- ples completely suited to his purpose - Principles by a zealous application of which ...
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