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[ Brialmont's 'Life of Wellington.']
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[ Professor Tyndall, on 'Faraday as a Discoverer,' p. 156.]
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[ 'Life of Perthes,' ii. 216.]
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[ Lady Elizabeth Carew.]
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[ Francis Horner, in one of his letters, says: "It is among the very sincere and zealous friends of liberty that you will find the most perfect specimens of wrongheadedness; men of a dissenting, provincial cast of virtue—who [15according to one of Sharpe's favourite phrases] WILL drive a wedge the broad end foremost—utter strangers to all moderation in political business."—Francis Horner's LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE (1843, ii. 133.)]