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... ins and outs, in which no sensible man, with books and good talk, and friends at his club, would dream of taking a hand. The Whigs he hated, for he thought they were opposed to all order, and theories of equality and natural rights were his betes noires ...

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... be ® the Act, the real guarantee will still of the land and his holding—a d guarantee which less than two years no Unionist, Whig Tory, was any gtt tolerate. What a pretty exhibition the Unionist conscience the constituencies when the supporters the Ministry ...

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... education has been estab- ished, nos only with the goodwill of all classes, 4 by the unanimous vote of all arties. For once “ Whig and Tory a’ agreed.” onsidering the far-reaching consequences of a system of free elementary education, the rare unanimity ...