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... days of heathenism in old Alexandria. As seen in agrarian outrages in Ireland, the temporary success of the confederacy of Whig-Radicals, Papists, and political Dissenters, bids fair (says the Rock) to induce positive anarchy in the sister kingdom. Meanwhile ...

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... possession of a half-crown of the pe- riod of Socrates, or a sixpence of the currency of Da- rius. They quarrelled worse than Whig and Tory over the relative value of their respective cabinets. But they were on most intimate and cordial terms. The three ...