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Stran 60
... Whig, and Whigs a Tory.”” Age 67.] BOS WELL AND HIS FATHER. 61 I wish. "Why his Lordship uses the epithet pleasantly when speaking of a grave piece of reasoning, I cannot conceive. But different men have different notions of pleasantry ...
... Whig, and Whigs a Tory.”” Age 67.] BOS WELL AND HIS FATHER. 61 I wish. "Why his Lordship uses the epithet pleasantly when speaking of a grave piece of reasoning, I cannot conceive. But different men have different notions of pleasantry ...
Stran 183
... Whig.” I admired the virtues of Lord Aussell, and pitied his fall. I should have been a Whig at the Revolution. There have been periods since, in which I should have been, what I now am, a moderate Tory, a supporter, as far as my little ...
... Whig.” I admired the virtues of Lord Aussell, and pitied his fall. I should have been a Whig at the Revolution. There have been periods since, in which I should have been, what I now am, a moderate Tory, a supporter, as far as my little ...
Stran 371
... WHIG. A wise Tory and a wise Whig, I believe, will agree. Their principles are the same, though their modes of thinking are different. A high Tory makes government unintelligible: it is lost in the clouds. A violent Whig makes it ...
... WHIG. A wise Tory and a wise Whig, I believe, will agree. Their principles are the same, though their modes of thinking are different. A high Tory makes government unintelligible: it is lost in the clouds. A violent Whig makes it ...
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