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HISTORY OF EUROPE: CHAPTER XV
1803
Overview
Proceedings of Parliament on the Property Tax Bill (pg. 192). Chancellor of the Exchequer moves for a Committee thereon (pg. 192). Debate (pg. 192). Opposed by Alderman Combe (pg. 192-193). Mr. William Smith (pg. 193). Supported by Mr. Addington (pg. 192-193). Lord Hawkesbury (pg. 193). Mr. Erskine (pg. 193). Recommitted (pg. 193). Debate on the Irish Army of Reserve Bill (pg. 193). Speeches of General Gascoyne (pg. 193). Loftus (pg. 193-194). House cleared (pg. 194). Renewal of Debates on the Property Tax Bill (pg. 194). Mr. W. Smith (pg. 194). Addington (pg. 194). Unexpected Motion of Mr. Pitt (pg. 194). Division (pg. 194). Debate resumed next Day (pg. 194). Desultory Conversation (pg. 194-195). Bill passed (pg. 195). Additional Proceedings on the Defence of the Country (pg. 195). Secretary at War proposes a Levy en Masse (pg. 195). Speech (pg. 195). Debate (pg. 195). Mr. Windham (pg. 195-196). Lord Hawkesbury (pg. 196). Sir Francis Burdett (pg. 196). Mr. Pitt (pg. 196). Lord Castlereagh (pg. 196-197). Mr. Fox (pg. 197). Addington (pg. 197). Bill read a first and second Time (pg. 197). Debate resumed (pg. 197). Mr. Sheridan (pg. 197). Kinnaird (pg. 197). Last Debate thereon (pg. 197). Colonel Crawford (pg. 197-199). Mr. Pitt (pg. 199). General Tarleton (pg. 199). Bill passes the Commons (pg. 199). Debates thereon in the Lords (pg. 199). Passes with little Opposition (pg. 199). Remarks (pg. 199). Proceedings on the Affairs of the Prince of Orange (pg. 199-200). Observations (pg. 200-201).
