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... India, to improve their but ation and to render them fit for the stress of war; the fully carry out this task unless we receive Whig Proval of her Majesty's Government to a change . We consider to be of vital importance to the practical p 'Stration War.” of ...

... past the spirit and the method of English legislation have been much changed. Nobody extolled with greater eloquence than the Whig politician Macaulay the principle that one must aatisfy an emergent legialative necessity only with the most earefnl regard ...

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