Speeches on Social and Political Subjects: Military floggingRichard Griffin, 1857 - Great Britain |
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... Noble Richard Marquess Wellesley , successively the Governor - General of India , British Ambassador in Spain , Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs , and Lord - Lieutenant of Ireland , these volumes are inscribed as a tribute most ...
... Noble Richard Marquess Wellesley , successively the Governor - General of India , British Ambassador in Spain , Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs , and Lord - Lieutenant of Ireland , these volumes are inscribed as a tribute most ...
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... noble and worthy successor , whose judgment must have great influence , Lord Moira , General Simcoe , and almost every general officer in the army , express the same aversion continually , but they have no power of inter- ference . " Of ...
... noble and worthy successor , whose judgment must have great influence , Lord Moira , General Simcoe , and almost every general officer in the army , express the same aversion continually , but they have no power of inter- ference . " Of ...
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... the same ? Am I foolish enough ? Do I know so little of the respect due to your understandings ? Am I so little aware of the interruption I should instantly and justly meet from the learned and noble judge 28 MILITARY FLOGGING .
... the same ? Am I foolish enough ? Do I know so little of the respect due to your understandings ? Am I so little aware of the interruption I should instantly and justly meet from the learned and noble judge 28 MILITARY FLOGGING .
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Henry Brougham Baron Brougham and Vaux. instantly and justly meet from the learned and noble judge , who presides at this trial , were I to attempt urging such a topic as this ? Do I really dare to advance what would amount to no less ...
Henry Brougham Baron Brougham and Vaux. instantly and justly meet from the learned and noble judge , who presides at this trial , were I to attempt urging such a topic as this ? Do I really dare to advance what would amount to no less ...
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... noble and efficient resistance , and against whom this defendant , in his humbler sphere , has been zealous in his opposition ; -the tyrant whose last and most highly - prized victory is that which he has gained over the liberty of ...
... noble and efficient resistance , and against whom this defendant , in his humbler sphere , has been zealous in his opposition ; -the tyrant whose last and most highly - prized victory is that which he has gained over the liberty of ...
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