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... admitted after an examination of even rpart of the collection. Unlike his great sival, Rowland60n took sides with Fox and the Whig party, whose opponents are made to appear in many outrageously ridiculous positions. His social caricatures were also wel ...

... the Tory party; and the recall of Lord e Strafford from his Embassy at the Hague was soon I. resolved upon by the victorious Whigs. For his share in e negotiating the ill-starred Treaty of Utrecht, an attempt, d was made to impeach him; and, although the ...