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Coronial Questions and Imperial Debates Stir Parliament
A weekly retrospect notes the rising prominence of coronial questions in Imperial Legislature. It details Canadian Rebellion Losses Act fights, Lord Brovanax and Lord Lynpuinst speeches, and moves toward responsible government in North American colonies. It covers Ireland treason transport debates, O’Brien episode, and a special committee on foreign debts. Paris unrest, French suppressive laws, and Italian campaigns II describe turbulent Europe.
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Adated polemic laments the decline of papal power and a waning crusade spirit. It paints the pope and Quirinal as a buried legacy, asserts modern crusaders fight only for a sepulchre, and ends by recalling an epitaph about vanished grandeur.
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