Speeches and Letters on American AffairsDent, 1961 - 295 pagina's |
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... give no security on this subject . But I will do all that I can , and all that can be fairly demanded . To the experience which the honourable gentleman reprobates in one instant and reverts to in the next - to that experience , without ...
... give no security on this subject . But I will do all that I can , and all that can be fairly demanded . To the experience which the honourable gentleman reprobates in one instant and reverts to in the next - to that experience , without ...
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... give satisfaction to the complaint of the colonies . They complain that they are taxed without their consent ; you answer that you will fix the sum at which they shall be taxed . That is you give them the very grievance for the remedy ...
... give satisfaction to the complaint of the colonies . They complain that they are taxed without their consent ; you answer that you will fix the sum at which they shall be taxed . That is you give them the very grievance for the remedy ...
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... give peace to my country I give it to my conscience . own . But what ( says the financier ) is peace to us without money ? Your plan gives us no revenue . No ! But it does - For it secures to the subject the power of REFUSAL ; the first ...
... give peace to my country I give it to my conscience . own . But what ( says the financier ) is peace to us without money ? Your plan gives us no revenue . No ! But it does - For it secures to the subject the power of REFUSAL ; the first ...
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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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