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... not a nation. Now that was another point of offence somebody. It was not nation, but a people. Let them remember, was not a Whig or a Tory or a Gladatonianhe was simply a thinking man. Ireland was half-conquered by Henry 11., and till recently had been ...

... MIMIC law rule, in the electoral divi. sheet Under the old systent Mille-dozen leoolerot told the people how to vote. and Whig awl Tory obeyed did the shouting to order. Now, every intellii,s•t.t eleetor votes as he pleases, and a ill not vet- at ell ...

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