 | John Leeds Bozman - Maryland - 1837 - 732 pages
...Mr. Speaker proposed the oath of secrecy to him ; and Mr. Fenwick declared, that he would take that oath, provided that it might not prejudice in any sort his religion or conscience. And the house voted, that the said Mr. Fenwick ought not to have place, or be a member, in the house,... | |
 | Thomas Hughes - 1917 - 826 pages
...Copley's* The Speaker proposed the oath of secrecy to him. " Mr. Fenwick declared that he would take that oath, provided that it might not prejudice in any sort his religion or conscience. And the howse voted that the said Mr. Fenwick ought not to have place or bee a member in the howse,... | |
 | Thomas Aloysius Hughes - 1917 - 784 pages
...Mr. Maryland*1 Feuwick declared that he would take that oath, pro- burKes-| : ' * suspended. vided that it might not prejudice in any sort his religion or conscience. And the howse voted that the said Mr. Fenwick ought not to have place or bee a member in the howse,... | |
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The Speaker proposed the oath of secrecy to him. " Mr. Fenwick declared that he would take that oath, provided that it might not prejudice in any sort his religion or conscience. And the howse voted that the said Mr. Fenwick ought not to have place or... 