On the record
That the matters stated in it are perfectly true we vouch the House of Commons, we vouch the very persons themselves who were concerned in the transactions.
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Edmund Burke
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gutenberg.orgThat the matters stated in it are perfectly true we vouch the House of Commons, we vouch the very persons themselves who were concerned in the transactions.
Burke claims the truth of the matters stated is vouched for by the House of Commons and the involved parties.
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