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We refer to his observations on the conduct of Mr. Fox , with regard to his India bill , and the sentiments which he delivered when the constitution of Canada was discussed ; and the cast of Mr. Pirt's mind , as it is be collected from ...
We refer to his observations on the conduct of Mr. Fox , with regard to his India bill , and the sentiments which he delivered when the constitution of Canada was discussed ; and the cast of Mr. Pirt's mind , as it is be collected from ...
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uniform conduct , by no means justifies the charge of solitary ambition . Social in private life , Mr. Fox has always courted association in politics ; ambitious of sway , he has sought not only to acquire it by , but to enjoy it with ...
uniform conduct , by no means justifies the charge of solitary ambition . Social in private life , Mr. Fox has always courted association in politics ; ambitious of sway , he has sought not only to acquire it by , but to enjoy it with ...
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... for us to learn this author's sentiments on the state of political information among us ; which he specifies by way of introducing his opinion on the conduct of a Northern Potentate , which has been very much a topic of discussion ...
... for us to learn this author's sentiments on the state of political information among us ; which he specifies by way of introducing his opinion on the conduct of a Northern Potentate , which has been very much a topic of discussion ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1804 |
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