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This is the complete text of the "Speech of Charles, Earl Grey, On the State of the Nation," delivered in the House of Lords on June 14th, 1810. Earl Grey, a prominent figure in British politics and later Prime Minister, addresses critical issues facing the nation during a turbulent period. His speech offers valuable insights into the political landscape of the time, reflecting the debates and concerns surrounding governance, international relations, and domestic policy. This historical document provides a firsthand account of the arguments and perspectives shaping early 19th-century Britain. It will appeal to scholars and enthusiasts of British history, political science, and parliamentary discourse.
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