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When his Lordship shall have sufficiently pondered on those questions, we may perhaps venture to propound one or two more.
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(9) From The Courier (March 15, 1814).
The republication of some
Satires
, which the humour of the moment now disposes the writer to recall, was strenuously censured, the other day, in a Morning Paper. It was there said, amongst other things, that such a republication "contributes to exasperate and perpetuate the divisions of those whom
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