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Page 120
Those of his letters which are contained in the present collection justify the usual representation of his character . We extract a portion of the correspondence while the Duke was at Rome , and when the Whigs in England were very much ...
Those of his letters which are contained in the present collection justify the usual representation of his character . We extract a portion of the correspondence while the Duke was at Rome , and when the Whigs in England were very much ...
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A reader of these Letters who is unprepared with a competent knowlege of the state of parties in the nation , of the character and views of those around the court , and of the figurantes in the several administrations which " kibed each ...
A reader of these Letters who is unprepared with a competent knowlege of the state of parties in the nation , of the character and views of those around the court , and of the figurantes in the several administrations which " kibed each ...
Page 336
is omitted ; and , though Junius's Answer to " Modestus " is inserted , the two letters from " Modestus " which provoked the reluctant answer ( Letters xlvi . and xlvii . , old edit . ) are discarded : yet these letters of Modestus are ...
is omitted ; and , though Junius's Answer to " Modestus " is inserted , the two letters from " Modestus " which provoked the reluctant answer ( Letters xlvi . and xlvii . , old edit . ) are discarded : yet these letters of Modestus are ...
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