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Accusers Opening a Clear View of the South Sea Exchequer Case
A 1723 speech thanks accusers for allowing a royal examination to distinguish between a formal inquiry and a secret committee report. The speaker defends integrity as Chancellor, noting accounts passed in 1920, Stock dealings, and cancellation of records, while asserting no personal corruption or breach of trust.
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Supreme Court of Judicature
Secret Committee
House of Commons
Commons