Crisis of An Unfounded Popular Panic

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1822

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1822

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But, my lords, it is impossible for me, upon any such considerations, to concur 1218 in this bill, which by express enactment, or direct consequence, delivers to his majesty's Roman Catholic subjects at large, the keys of both Houses of Parliament; a measure studiously framed for obtaining, immediately and separately, the concession of a general principle in aid of the Roman Catholic claims, which concession may be afterwards brought to account, and turned to advantage, upon our future discussions; and this measure is represented to us now, as the: mere repeal of certain laws of exclusion, as if they had resulted only from the Crisis of An Unfounded Popular Panic.


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