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... speech on , 185. Lord Ashburton resists the measures against ; rebellion of , 292 . Animals , bill against the cruel ... Speech against the right of the house for committing the Lord Mayor and Alderman Oliver to the Tower , 291. Resists ...
... speech on , 185. Lord Ashburton resists the measures against ; rebellion of , 292 . Animals , bill against the cruel ... Speech against the right of the house for committing the Lord Mayor and Alderman Oliver to the Tower , 291. Resists ...
Page 421
... speech , 34. A bill to remedy various grievances ; the famous bill of rights ; denounces the favourite , 35. In 1628 , retires from public life ; his house searched for se- ditious papers ; several MSS . carried away ; dies , 1634 , 36 ...
... speech , 34. A bill to remedy various grievances ; the famous bill of rights ; denounces the favourite , 35. In 1628 , retires from public life ; his house searched for se- ditious papers ; several MSS . carried away ; dies , 1634 , 36 ...
Page 425
... speech on the American war ; offered the seals ; refusal of ; speech on the habeas corpus act , 186. Bill introduced into the commons ; he opposes it in the lords ; his speech ; fate of the bill , 187. Disputes between Eng- land and ...
... speech on the American war ; offered the seals ; refusal of ; speech on the habeas corpus act , 186. Bill introduced into the commons ; he opposes it in the lords ; his speech ; fate of the bill , 187. Disputes between Eng- land and ...
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