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... always identifies hiimsellfawithl his party. But let ldin shift his quarters. lie hiis left the Tory paper, aid gonie to the Whig o' the Radical, when lie no sooner l becomes acclimatised than he is just as ulehi It Wlig or a Radical, as the case may ...

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... sequence from favours conferred. Yet the writer lcarries sail as if he supposed that the French ialliance was a contrivance of the Whig Govern- ment. Must we remind him that it has been the policy of successive British Governments since the accession of Louis ...