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...that the information of which they are at prefent in pofleffion, be fufficient to enable them to forma correct judgment of what ought, or of what ought not...fhort, it was as fuperfluous in one view, as it is incon/iftent and contradictory in another. I Qxmld not think APRIL 4.] PARLIAMENTARY CHRONICI/E. ni5... | |
 | William Pitt - Great Britain - 1806 - 464 pages
...honourable gentleman contends that the information of which they are at present in possession, is sufficient to enable them to form a correct judgment of what...why does he not move them to come to an immediate decision without going into a committee at all ? In short, it was as superfluous in one view, as it... | |
 | William Pitt - 1806 - 456 pages
...honourable gentleman contends that the information of which they are at present in possession, is sufficient to enable them to form a correct judgment of what ought, or of what ought not to ,te done, why does he not move them to come to an immediate •decision without going into a committee... | |
 | William Pitt - 1817 - 468 pages
...honourable gentleman contends that the information of which they are at present in possession, is sufficient to enable them to form a correct judgment of what ought, or of what ought not to be done, why docs he not move them to come to an immediate decision without going into a committee at all ? In short,... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - Great Britain - 1818 - 810 pages
...1797. [234 n formation of which they are at present n possession, U sufficient to enable them to forro a correct judgment of what ought, or of what ought...why does he not move them to come to an immediate decision without going into a committee at all ? la short, it was as superfluous in one view, as it... | |
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... of so much importance ; whereas they will then have the materials before them, from which such information is to be collected. If the honourable gentleman contends that the information of which they are at present in possession, is sufficient to enable... 