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... effect , will add to it 5,000 sailors and 1,500 marines ; and , fifthly , we made arrangements which I have no doubt will be well completed by our successors , which would have established , or rather will establish , the national ...
... effect , will add to it 5,000 sailors and 1,500 marines ; and , fifthly , we made arrangements which I have no doubt will be well completed by our successors , which would have established , or rather will establish , the national ...
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... effect of the step has been very considerable , and at least indi- cated a total absence on the part of France of that anxiety to keep alive subjects and opportunities of public embroilment which has been so liberally imputed to her ...
... effect of the step has been very considerable , and at least indi- cated a total absence on the part of France of that anxiety to keep alive subjects and opportunities of public embroilment which has been so liberally imputed to her ...
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... effect . But , Sir , the right honourable gentleman the member for Manchester , in giving his notice , acted in a perfectly Parlia- mentary manner , in a manner quite consistent with his own high character and eminent talents ; and I ...
... effect . But , Sir , the right honourable gentleman the member for Manchester , in giving his notice , acted in a perfectly Parlia- mentary manner , in a manner quite consistent with his own high character and eminent talents ; and I ...
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... effect , how could the right honourable gentleman and his friends justify to themselves their support of a motion which was to challenge the propriety of the noble lord's conduct , and to declare that the conditions of peace upon which ...
... effect , how could the right honourable gentleman and his friends justify to themselves their support of a motion which was to challenge the propriety of the noble lord's conduct , and to declare that the conditions of peace upon which ...
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... effect has it had upon your militia ? Why , I remember when the militia was first embodied there was aroused , even in the humblest cottage , that military spirit which , I think , is natural to the British people , but which had ...
... effect has it had upon your militia ? Why , I remember when the militia was first embodied there was aroused , even in the humblest cottage , that military spirit which , I think , is natural to the British people , but which had ...
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