FoxConstable & Company, Limited, 1934 - 320 pages |
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Page 93
... moved for the production of Germaine's instructions to General Howe . The plan of campaign had been that Burgoyne and Howe were to join forces on the Hudson River : Burgoyne would not have been forced to surrender if Howe had moved ...
... moved for the production of Germaine's instructions to General Howe . The plan of campaign had been that Burgoyne and Howe were to join forces on the Hudson River : Burgoyne would not have been forced to surrender if Howe had moved ...
Page 133
... moved for a committee of the whole House to inquire into the ill - success of the navy . The motion was accepted ; the committee sat . Fox presented an indictment of Sandwich that took three hours to read , and moved , on the 7th of ...
... moved for a committee of the whole House to inquire into the ill - success of the navy . The motion was accepted ; the committee sat . Fox presented an indictment of Sandwich that took three hours to read , and moved , on the 7th of ...
Page 183
... moved for Parliamentary reform ; who had given concrete proof of economical reform ; who had joined Shelburne when Fox deserted him ; who had " forbidden the banns " of the hated coalition ; who had frustrated the India Bill ; who had ...
... moved for Parliamentary reform ; who had given concrete proof of economical reform ; who had joined Shelburne when Fox deserted him ; who had " forbidden the banns " of the hated coalition ; who had frustrated the India Bill ; who had ...
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