The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 11Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1822 - Europe |
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... given to the impulses of the disaffected their efficacy and formidable character , had nearly disappeared . The prosperity of trade , and the extended demand for British manufactures , placed in circumstances those whom misery before ...
... given to the impulses of the disaffected their efficacy and formidable character , had nearly disappeared . The prosperity of trade , and the extended demand for British manufactures , placed in circumstances those whom misery before ...
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... given to a practice condemnable by all well - disposed per- sons , all through the injudicious zeal of the honourable and learned gen- tleman . Had the case been other wise , and the defendant been convicted upon the third trial , there ...
... given to a practice condemnable by all well - disposed per- sons , all through the injudicious zeal of the honourable and learned gen- tleman . Had the case been other wise , and the defendant been convicted upon the third trial , there ...
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... given them a per- manent place in the history of the country , he had made them a part of its judicial annals , he had given occasion to collect all the parodies that had been published in former ages , to print them in one convenient ...
... given them a per- manent place in the history of the country , he had made them a part of its judicial annals , he had given occasion to collect all the parodies that had been published in former ages , to print them in one convenient ...
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... given their sanction on evi- dence so totally imperfect . The right which had been suspended , he wished to remind them , was not one which had been granted by any act of Par- liament whatever . The personal li- berty of the people was ...
... given their sanction on evi- dence so totally imperfect . The right which had been suspended , he wished to remind them , was not one which had been granted by any act of Par- liament whatever . The personal li- berty of the people was ...
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... given by the scrutineers after the ballot , there would be an opportunity of taking the sense of the House on his or any other individual name . Canning replied , that the name hav- ing been given in by the majority of the House , it ...
... given by the scrutineers after the ballot , there would be an opportunity of taking the sense of the House on his or any other individual name . Canning replied , that the name hav- ing been given in by the majority of the House , it ...
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