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... political prudence are drawn ; and it is from this source that we imbibe our love of the fair and the excellent ... political , but under that improved scheme of polity which substitutes the deliberate voice of representative wisdom for ...
... political prudence are drawn ; and it is from this source that we imbibe our love of the fair and the excellent ... political , but under that improved scheme of polity which substitutes the deliberate voice of representative wisdom for ...
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... political character , Sir Nathaniel can find no colours sufficiently dark for the pencil . He is the favourite object of detraction and mis- representation . A comparison is attempted to be drawn be- tween the eloquence of Mr. Fox and ...
... political character , Sir Nathaniel can find no colours sufficiently dark for the pencil . He is the favourite object of detraction and mis- representation . A comparison is attempted to be drawn be- tween the eloquence of Mr. Fox and ...
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... political world . He ex- presses , without any affectation of sensibility , his concern at the sufferings of his country , endeavours to trace back their origin and progress , reasons on them with much good sense , and offers the ...
... political world . He ex- presses , without any affectation of sensibility , his concern at the sufferings of his country , endeavours to trace back their origin and progress , reasons on them with much good sense , and offers the ...
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