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... ptiesta,—that it is an intolerable grievance, a gross sin, and a submission to tyranny to pay any rent at all. As, however, the Whigs and Radicals—many of their ' richest men,—own land in Ireland, these doctrines are not likely to go down so smoothly as they ...