Lord Durhams Speech On the Second Reading of the Reform Bill in the House of Lo

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Lord Durhams Speech On the Second Reading of the Reform Bill in the House of Lo
John George Lambton Durham
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7, 000, 000. In one reign alone, that of George III. , . 27, 000, 000 were lavished in subsidies to all the great powers of the continent*. In the same .
* Austria . . . 7, 070, 000 Prussia . . . 1, 683, 000 Russia . . . 1, 952, 000 Sicily . . . 2, 300, 000 Sweaen . . . 2, 706, 673 Spain- . . . 2, 637, 831 Ditto . . . 673, 441 Portugal . . . 8, 380, 000 . 27, 402, 945 exclusive of of. 4, 000, 000, granted to French, Corsican, and Toulouse emigrants French clergy St. Domingo, Russian, Portuguese
... sufferers, &c. &c.
16 period, the naval and military expenditure amounted to . 928, 000, 000 that is to say, the luxury of indulging in war cost this country a sum little less than ONE THOUSAND MILLIONS. All these proofs of an unlimited and unchecked ex- penditure, and many others*, which I need not now detail, became known to the people at the conclusion of the war. Great distress followed much discontent and loud complaints prevailed and how were they met ? by conciliation or con- cession ? No by every species of repressive and coercive enactment.


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