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... course, he must be held respressible—upon the fact that the member for Deter has supported the Trade and Institutions of Exeter. Charitable Institutions, of course. Good old charity in a Cathedral city—eh, Mr, Morley ? Now, it Sir Stafford has contributel ...

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