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... other , to the great disadvantage of the appointee . The lay apostle made himself friends in the ranks of his former opponents . The works of both in controversy have neither literary nor political 6 LIFE AND SPEECHES OF.
... other , to the great disadvantage of the appointee . The lay apostle made himself friends in the ranks of his former opponents . The works of both in controversy have neither literary nor political 6 LIFE AND SPEECHES OF.
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... friends that the times favoured him as a great popular advocate ; and his bitterest enemies will equally admit that he made a most admirable use of his abilities and influence ; by which he left his mark in inef- faceable lines on the ...
... friends that the times favoured him as a great popular advocate ; and his bitterest enemies will equally admit that he made a most admirable use of his abilities and influence ; by which he left his mark in inef- faceable lines on the ...
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... friends would coalesce with the Tories ! He said : " I regret to say there have been indications given by a section ( the anti - state churchmen ) of the party to which I be- long , that it will be difficult indeed , unless they change ...
... friends would coalesce with the Tories ! He said : " I regret to say there have been indications given by a section ( the anti - state churchmen ) of the party to which I be- long , that it will be difficult indeed , unless they change ...
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... friends may have some- thing to say for him is very probable . That many , indeed all , of the people loved Mr. Baldwin for his high personal qualities , is very true ; but nothing can excuse the course pursued by them when they were ...
... friends may have some- thing to say for him is very probable . That many , indeed all , of the people loved Mr. Baldwin for his high personal qualities , is very true ; but nothing can excuse the course pursued by them when they were ...
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... friends in political contests , these forged passages were made to do duty , until the public were dis- gusted with the forgeries , as well as the resuscitation of statements and arguments which had no relation to new questions and a ...
... friends in political contests , these forged passages were made to do duty , until the public were dis- gusted with the forgeries , as well as the resuscitation of statements and arguments which had no relation to new questions and a ...
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