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INDEX TO THE PARI.TAMENTARY DEBATES.
Proposals for publishing by Siii.:»Jeription,
• . In Two large Vols. Evo. , .

ACOPIOTT, INDEX to the DEBATES and
PROCEEDINtIS in both HOUSES of PARLIA-
MENT, from 1743 to !Soo:
***, No money received but on the delivery of the Work.
The PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER, containing an
History of the Proceedings and Debates of both Houses of
Parliament, is now increased to upwards of Eighty Volumes,
Corhprehencling, a period from 1743 to iSoo. Nor is it an ha-
'zit-dolts assertion, chat, from the Materials of -Which they
are composed, the Knowledge
,they contain; the Instruction
they convey, and the stain'? of Authenticity which they bear,
they form a political Code or ColleCtion, which has not been
pfodticed by any Age but that in which we have lived, or in
.any Nation but th.at to which we belong. -In them. the His;
tartan must pursue his research, the Politician must learn hi;
science, and the Orator improve his eloquence.
'When the period which they occupy is considered, with the
great and most extraordinary events which havedistinguished
it,' theimpertant objeds of external relation Aid domestic
economy which are Oiscussed in them, and the talents Ithos..•
.men who engaged in the,diScussion, there can be no doubt
of a general concurrence in the opinion which. has been given
of them. To facilitate their utility, nothing seems to he
wanting but an accurate, well digested, and comprehensive
Index ; and such a desideratum is. now preparing for the
Press.

...rile advantages which will result from such a Work, nu-
merous'as they may be, are-at the same time so obvious, that
It would be an insult' to the general understanding and good
/ sense of the Country to enter into a detail of them. •
It is a very laborious undertaking, but from its acknow-
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• which it will be executed, the Publisher has no doubt of re-
ceiving that encouragement, the sanguine hope of which in-
duced him to underta.:e it.
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