Crisis in a Nation

1831 to 1854

three mentions

over 23 years

You stand, my Lords, on the brink of a great event—you are in the Crisis of a Whole Nation's hopes and fears.

_{Parliamentary Reform—Bill For England—Second Reading—Adjourned Debate—Fifth Day.}

The Lord Chancellor - Oct. 7, 1831

"This is the advice which, when consulted, I have given, and I rejoice to say that I can rely upon the entire, the cordial, the persevering support of the same opinions from M. Piscatory, the Minister of France," I ask, is not that alone a decided proof at such a Crisis of a Nation's fate, of the great advantage of agreement between two such countries as England and France?

_{The Address In Answer To The Queen'S Speech.]}

Sir R. Peel - Feb. 1, 1844

Was there ever an instance of such a question as this being discussed at such a Crisis in a Nation's history?

_{Conventual And Monastic Insti- Tutions.}

MR. BERNAL OSBORNE - March 28, 1854