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Page 103
... equally eloquent , equally angry , equally unreasonable , and equally given to talking about what they do not understand . Perhaps we could not se- lect a better instance of the spirit which per- vades the whole book than the discussion ...
... equally eloquent , equally angry , equally unreasonable , and equally given to talking about what they do not understand . Perhaps we could not se- lect a better instance of the spirit which per- vades the whole book than the discussion ...
Page 392
... equally reasonable and equally true , whether we will hear , or whether we will for- bear . " When Mr. Gladstone says that we " actually require discrepancy of opinion - require and demand error , falsehood , blindness , and plume ...
... equally reasonable and equally true , whether we will hear , or whether we will for- bear . " When Mr. Gladstone says that we " actually require discrepancy of opinion - require and demand error , falsehood , blindness , and plume ...
Page 445
... equally immoral and equally well written , appeared in 1677. At first this piece pleased the people less than the critics ; but after a time its unquestionable merits , and the zealous support of Lord Dor- set , whose influence in ...
... equally immoral and equally well written , appeared in 1677. At first this piece pleased the people less than the critics ; but after a time its unquestionable merits , and the zealous support of Lord Dor- set , whose influence in ...
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