Speeches and Letters on American AffairsDent, 1961 - 295 pagina's |
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... Majesty's dominions . And to assure his Majesty , that his faithful Commons , animated with the warmest duty and attachment to his royal person and government , will firmly and effectually support his Majesty in all such measures as ...
... Majesty's dominions . And to assure his Majesty , that his faithful Commons , animated with the warmest duty and attachment to his royal person and government , will firmly and effectually support his Majesty in all such measures as ...
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... Majesty , they obtained another act of parliament , in which the rigours of all the former were consolidated , and embittered by circumstances of additional severity and outrage . The whole trading property of America ( even unoffending ...
... Majesty , they obtained another act of parliament , in which the rigours of all the former were consolidated , and embittered by circumstances of additional severity and outrage . The whole trading property of America ( even unoffending ...
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... Majesty's feet . We have been called by your Majesty's writs and proclamations , and we have been authorised , either by hereditary privilege , or the choice of your people , to confer and treat with your Majesty , in your highest ...
... Majesty's feet . We have been called by your Majesty's writs and proclamations , and we have been authorised , either by hereditary privilege , or the choice of your people , to confer and treat with your Majesty , in your highest ...
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INTRODUCTION by Canon Peter McKevitt | 1 |
SPEECH AT HIS ARRIVAL AT BRISTOL BEFORE | 64 |
ON CONCILIATION WITH THE COLONIES | 76 |
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