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... ve,” but an enemy of excess both on the side of privilege (the Parliament) and prerogative (the king). He appealed to the Whigs as having always been a reiormer of abuses. But in advocating change was mindful of historicfoundation. This was the difference ...

... of flying up m balloon. Indeed, he was afraid the close a .n oof the Irish Nationalist narty with til-* English Liberals, Whigs or Democrats, whatever liked to call thorn, 1 thus caused deterioration the t ttholic and Nationalist spirit, and brought them ...

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