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... modified in deference to the opoine (those who opteised them. Their recent defeat on an important linemen' arrangement a complete unit sive prof that ray first propoition is correct : and if they do tint peseas the en- tlenee of this House then I say that their ...

... guard. The Spanish nation can no longer submit to the ruinous schemes of foreigners and traitors, and, sick as they must be of civil war, and disheartened too in the prospect of anything like a regeneration of the classes that rule them, they are forced by ...