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... friends , parti- cularly Lord Sheffield , urged him to abandon the idea , in the hope of Lord North being enabled on ... friends of yours , who , if any thing is permanent , would have found their consequence increase , never would have ...
... friends , parti- cularly Lord Sheffield , urged him to abandon the idea , in the hope of Lord North being enabled on ... friends of yours , who , if any thing is permanent , would have found their consequence increase , never would have ...
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... friends , and who , under the pressure of severe infirmity , enjoys the lively vigour of his mind , and the felicity of his incomparable temper . Lord North will permit me to express the feelings of friendship in the language of truth ...
... friends , and who , under the pressure of severe infirmity , enjoys the lively vigour of his mind , and the felicity of his incomparable temper . Lord North will permit me to express the feelings of friendship in the language of truth ...
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... friends , the adherents to the republican cause , Sydney determined not to return to England , and explained the motives of his conduct in a long letter to a friend , of which we shall quote some parts . " I am sorry I cannot in all ...
... friends , the adherents to the republican cause , Sydney determined not to return to England , and explained the motives of his conduct in a long letter to a friend , of which we shall quote some parts . " I am sorry I cannot in all ...
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