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A collection of speeches given by William Windham, a prominent member of the British Parliament in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The speeches cover a wide range of topics including foreign relations, military affairs, and domestic policy. Windham was known for his eloquence and wit, and his speeches provide valuable insights into the political debates of his time.
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