... degree of free- dom oflpuhlishiiig he w~ho ,writes behind' he clrtaiand., attacks an6other, isai cowlard, because he does not expose iMi-' self to the .couseqviences of tbe defenge.1 ,Above all things, I lopeF that the reader :will do me the Justice to believe ...

... Duke from errors, into which many other men, and with nII essentially, wicked intenrtions,.. miglii have fallen ; instead of. faking this line, and instei af aAvisingtite Duke to throaw himself manfully 'upon the naturallyindssfgent (eelings of the coslniry3 ...