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Address of the House of Commons to the King in 1724
The Historical Register notes that after a long debate the House resolved to present an humble address to the king thanking him for his gracious answer and urging funds up to 70,000 from the current session to clothe and pay the army for one year from July 1, 1724 to June 36, 1725. The motion includes provisions for half-pay officers and potential further funds next session. The call of the House adjourned to the following Monday. On February 4 the Commons met the Lord Lieutenant with the adjress to his Majesty.
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