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Page 341
... party rode towards the herd , and with wonderful dexterity the huntsman preserved his seat , and the horse his footing , as he ran at full speed over the hills , and down the steep ravines , and along the borders of the precipices ...
... party rode towards the herd , and with wonderful dexterity the huntsman preserved his seat , and the horse his footing , as he ran at full speed over the hills , and down the steep ravines , and along the borders of the precipices ...
Page 441
... party , but he was more - he was a party in himself . He attacked the ministry without the Opposition they might follow if they would they often refused to follow him , but they never did so without loss of character . He was worth all ...
... party , but he was more - he was a party in himself . He attacked the ministry without the Opposition they might follow if they would they often refused to follow him , but they never did so without loss of character . He was worth all ...
Page 442
... party . He acknowledged most of the Burdettite principles , but not the Bur- dettite party . He differed from the Whigs and Burdett , because he was a friend to a reformed and irresponsible parliament . He was not an orator , but , as a ...
... party . He acknowledged most of the Burdettite principles , but not the Bur- dettite party . He differed from the Whigs and Burdett , because he was a friend to a reformed and irresponsible parliament . He was not an orator , but , as a ...
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