The History of England : From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688 12
The History of England : From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688 12
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On the 29th of January it was proposed, " That *^ John Wilkes-, esq. member for Aylesbury, being guilty of " writing and publishing the North Briton, be expelled this house/^ In this debate, opposition was very moderate ; the evidence was so unquestionable, that the most palriotic tn embers could not conscientiously support the cause of Wilkes. Disapprobation of the proceedings of ministry as illegal and violent, was not incompatible with a thorough conviction of the wickedness of the paper in ...question, and the unfitness of the author to hold a place in the house of b rie bad gone to Paris after his vound ; and his retarn thenee» .k ' apprehended, voaldaot be more impractieabkc than his journey thither.
B£1fiK.O|^G£ORQ£IIi; ^fi cotnoions; the quefstion was therefore carried in the afEr* CHAP, mative, and Mr. Wilkes was expelled the house.
The same day that he was deprived of his seat in the ^j^^^ assembly of the commons,, he underwent .an accusation '^^K*^.
from the peers. He had written,* and privately dispersed, honsc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the 29th of January it was proposed, " That *^ John Wilkes-, esq. member for Aylesbury, being guilty of " writing and publishing the North Briton, be expelled this house/^ In this debate, opposition was very moderate ; the evidence was so unquestionable, that the most palriotic tn embers could not conscientiously support the cause of Wilkes. Disapprobation of the proceedings of ministry as illegal and violent, was not incompatible with a thorough conviction of the wickedness of the paper in ...question, and the unfitness of the author to hold a place in the house of b rie bad gone to Paris after his vound ; and his retarn thenee» .k ' apprehended, voaldaot be more impractieabkc than his journey thither.
B£1fiK.O|^G£ORQ£IIi; ^fi cotnoions; the quefstion was therefore carried in the afEr* CHAP, mative, and Mr. Wilkes was expelled the house.
The same day that he was deprived of his seat in the ^j^^^ assembly of the commons,, he underwent .an accusation '^^K*^.
from the peers. He had written,* and privately dispersed, honsc.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hume, David, 1711-1776 to read onlineMoreLess
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