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Page 93
... said , with the merits or demerits of which his majesty's mi- nisters had no concern ; and he de- fired to have it understood , that Great Britain was by no means committed by any league lately entered into by the elector of Ha- nover ...
... said , with the merits or demerits of which his majesty's mi- nisters had no concern ; and he de- fired to have it understood , that Great Britain was by no means committed by any league lately entered into by the elector of Ha- nover ...
Page 97
... said he had devifed , as beft calculated , in his with the general defence of the " kingdom , and neceflary for ena- " bling the fleet to act with full vigour and effect for the protec- " tion of commerce , the fupport of " our distant ...
... said he had devifed , as beft calculated , in his with the general defence of the " kingdom , and neceflary for ena- " bling the fleet to act with full vigour and effect for the protec- " tion of commerce , the fupport of " our distant ...
Page 100
... said , that the board had fully established that point , by declaring , that neither any naval or military force , nor even both unit- ed , could afford fuch a degree of fecurity as was adequate to the im- portance of our dock - yards ...
... said , that the board had fully established that point , by declaring , that neither any naval or military force , nor even both unit- ed , could afford fuch a degree of fecurity as was adequate to the im- portance of our dock - yards ...
Page 104
... said , already proved , that the plan proposed for the fecurity of the dock - yards was the beft that could be devifed , and was capable of defence by the fmalleft number of troops ; it would therefore fol- low of course , that the ...
... said , already proved , that the plan proposed for the fecurity of the dock - yards was the beft that could be devifed , and was capable of defence by the fmalleft number of troops ; it would therefore fol- low of course , that the ...
Page 106
... said was evi- dent , in fuppofing that the fyftem of defence by fortifications was necef- farily to flop , when Portfmouth and Plymouth fhould become fecured , and that the reafoning upon which the extenfive works for thefe places were ...
... said was evi- dent , in fuppofing that the fyftem of defence by fortifications was necef- farily to flop , when Portfmouth and Plymouth fhould become fecured , and that the reafoning upon which the extenfive works for thefe places were ...
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