... caution, his deep insight into human end political affairs, and his clear thinking. He had the defects of his qualities. He was a Whig, enlightened and progressive, but too often native hue of resolution wes sicklied o'er by the pale cast of thought.” The Duke ...

... returned without difficulty. Prom this date the public life of the subject of this memoir property begins. The heir of a great. Whig horse, it was in accordance with the strictest Whit principles that he was very carly called to the front. In 1859 a general ...

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