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... political and financial disquisition . Called again to office in September 1788 , he passed a very stormy interval ... political topics which formed the delight of her life , she became subject to bad health , and died in the begin- ning ...
... political and financial disquisition . Called again to office in September 1788 , he passed a very stormy interval ... political topics which formed the delight of her life , she became subject to bad health , and died in the begin- ning ...
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his political opinions ; and this was a constant source of dis- quiet to him , which the pretence of indifference cannot con- ceal . Though it is much to be wished that the literary critic would cease to identify himself with the party ...
his political opinions ; and this was a constant source of dis- quiet to him , which the pretence of indifference cannot con- ceal . Though it is much to be wished that the literary critic would cease to identify himself with the party ...
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... political paper published by the former . Nothing more is requisite to characterize him . He commenced his career by parodying various forms of public worship : in which the Regent , the Ministers , the Members of Parliament , the Laws ...
... political paper published by the former . Nothing more is requisite to characterize him . He commenced his career by parodying various forms of public worship : in which the Regent , the Ministers , the Members of Parliament , the Laws ...
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