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... apparent daring the last three years has oc- curred. I believe that it is a prosperity for which we ara not indebted either to Whigs or Tories ; it has bei n eecasioncd in a considerable degree under Providonce ' by fortuitous though felicitous ciroumstances ...
... words : some containing evidence of . the degradation of the Saxons under the Norman rule as villain, churl, ...
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... measures which, at the time, seemed most likely to £. • I secure National peace and prosperity, ln the ?? ,I of the great Liben.l Whig— Lord Macau a, , — the L beral i Party nave been tne moving power, ana the Concerva- , tive Party the steadying power, in ...