Parliament debate on peace terms and trade policy in 1812
Lords and Commons clash over Prince Regent’s message, possible peace terms, and France. Ministers face amendments on national security while a wide discussion on a trade bill and the American cotton question unfolds. Debates cover blockade policy, financial aims, and the impact on British industry and empire.
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House of Commons debate on Pewtery-pot Bill third reading
Lords and Commons discussions reveal divisions as Mr Whit Mr Martin Mr Smith and others vote on the Pewtery-pot Bill amendment. The debate lasts three readings with the House divided on the measure.
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