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The Monitor No 56 Speech on William and Power
A fragment from The Monitor discusses political restraint during King William’s era, praising naval hero Admiral Russell’s victory at La Hogue while critiquing ministers like the Earl of Nottingham. It examines how ministers influence policy, liberty, and military actions and warns against treating past deeds as immortal.
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Great Britain
James
Glenco
Ruffel
William
Russel
la Hogue
England
Earl of Nottingham
House of Commons