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Page 72
In the next parliament our present minister first became a candidate for the notice
of the public , in the affair of Mr . Burke ' s reform billAinongst the speeches which
attracted most strongly the public attention was that delivered with much grace ...
In the next parliament our present minister first became a candidate for the notice
of the public , in the affair of Mr . Burke ' s reform billAinongst the speeches which
attracted most strongly the public attention was that delivered with much grace ...
Page 216
In the second address our orator gives an affe & ting and animated description of
the crimes and distresses of the present war . We lay before our readers the
closing paragraph . Such in addition to the evils attending all wars , are the
peculiar ...
In the second address our orator gives an affe & ting and animated description of
the crimes and distresses of the present war . We lay before our readers the
closing paragraph . Such in addition to the evils attending all wars , are the
peculiar ...
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The poetical abilities of Metaftafio are not the object of our present criticism . In
his letters he gives many proofs that he possessed much merit both as a critic
and a philosopher . The amiable qualities of his heart are every where evident .
The poetical abilities of Metaftafio are not the object of our present criticism . In
his letters he gives many proofs that he possessed much merit both as a critic
and a philosopher . The amiable qualities of his heart are every where evident .
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