| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Sir SamuelRomilly, as I had before the honour to observe to you, has nevertold you that he is for a reform of the parliament; and, after thepublication of these Resolutions, moved by the man who introduced himinto your city, there are very few amongst you, I trust, who will notbe convinced, that his partisans are well convinced that he will notsupport such a reform as shall give us a chance of des
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