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III Experience
II Ireland
6 §.4. Golden age terminated
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For this policy, Ireland
and Britain
are more particularly
indebted to Charlemont;
for the disclosure, to
his panegyrist, Hardy;
nominee for one of his
seats, Grattan for the
other.
For this policy, such as it was, the Irish nation, and along
with it the British, are chiefly indebted to the Earl of Charlemont:
for the disclosure of it, to his Lordship's biographer
which of course is as much as to say his panegyrist,
Mr Hardy Mr Hardy one Mr Hardy his much most confidential friend and representative
and agent in the Commons House for one of his seats, Mr
Grattan the then ornament most brilliant meteor in the Irish, and
in the British - and - Irish Parliament the being the other.
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Hardy's life of Charlemont
not appearing
till 1810. Plowden's
in his more general History Ao
1802, shews he was
not then informed of
the secret, for the
disclosure of which
we are indebted to
the simplicity of
Hardy.
With Mr Hardy's most entertaining elegant and most amusing as well as instructive publication performance
the public was not gratified till the year 1810
of Mr Plowdens more general history the date is being in 1802:
the secret so for which the friends of parliamentary radical reform
are so much highly indebted to the condition is simplicity of
the biographer Mr Hardy, was as was natural still a secret to the
historians. The Earl treacherous From first to last the betraying Lord is accordingly mentioned
to them by him not merely as the actual but as
the well-meriting object of the people's confidence.
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