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<p>As to meritoriousness reference had to <add>designs</add>intentions and<lb/> | <p>As to meritoriousness reference had to <add>designs</add>intentions and<lb/> | ||
motives, the work may be stated as the brightest example<lb/> | motives, the work may be stated as the brightest example<lb/> | ||
of a generous and <add>beneficient</add> philanthropic ambition that <add>put over</add> ever | of a generous and <add>beneficient</add> philanthropic ambition that <add>put over</add> ever was<lb/> | ||
been exhibited in the profession of the law, a man <note><add>[+]</add>(M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Bath here<lb/>must withdraw himself</note><lb/> | been exhibited in the profession of the law, a man <note><add>[+]</add>(M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Bath here<lb/>must withdraw himself</note><lb/> | ||
absolutely at the head of his <del><gap/></del> profession so at | absolutely at the head of his <del><gap/></del> profession so at his<lb/> | ||
withdrawing from the <del><gap/></del> acquisition of wealth so <add>ample</add> large <note>[+]2 take <add>in the <gap/></add> whole hampers<lb/> | withdrawing from the <del><gap/></del> acquisition of wealth so <add>ample</add> large <note>[+]2 take <add>in the spin<gap/>lling</add> whole hampers<lb/> | ||
<add>up</add> together his < | <add>up</add> together his <unclear>lay stall</unclear> made<lb/> | ||
no sacrifices. <del>Ha<gap/></del><lb/> | no sacrifices. <del>Ha<gap/></del><lb/> | ||
The learned tongue of<lb/> | The learned tongue of<lb/> | ||
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no inconsiderable benefactor<lb/> | no inconsiderable benefactor<lb/> | ||
to the community, made<lb/> | to the community, made<lb/> | ||
no sacrifice. | no sacrifice. <unclear>Blackison</unclear><lb/> | ||
r<gap/>d sacrifices and made none<lb/> | |||
Of all other law | Of all other law <unclear>luminaries</unclear><lb/> | ||
the | the <unclear>splendour</unclear> is derived<lb/> | ||
in the light shed upon<lb/> | in the light shed upon<lb/> | ||
the field by them</note><lb/> | the field by them</note><lb/> | ||
a portion of of his pain as this work has cost him, to the<lb/> | a portion of of his pain as this work has cost him, to the<lb/> | ||
acquisition of reputation and the <add>delightful <gap/></add> sympathetic satisfaction<lb/> | acquisition of reputation and the <add>delightful <gap/></add> sympathetic satisfaction<lb/> | ||
of having upon so large a | of having upon so large a scale rendered himself a benefactor<lb/> | ||
to his country and mankind. <del>Here</del></p> | to his country and mankind. <del>Here</del></p> | ||
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If M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Peel really be what he professes to be, a <lb/> | If M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Peel really be what he professes to be, a <lb/> | ||
reformist, but will be an opportunity for him to clear <gap/><lb/> | reformist, but will be an opportunity for him to clear <gap/><lb/> | ||
than doubts, <del>and some</del> | than doubts, <del>and some</del> nor are they by any means ungrounded<lb/> | ||
ones, as to his | ones, as to his pretensionary to that character. <add>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Peel</add><lb/> | ||
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1826 Sept.24
Review of Humphreys
Conclusion
H's merits. Ministers him
up!
§ Conclusion
Ungrounded as it would be, unhappily nothing at the same time could
be more natural, from the observation of the particular imperfections thus
printed out to infer a general want of absence of usefulness
and meritoriousness in the aggregatewhole character of the event:
nothing more natural; namely an account of the number of
the particular instance and the space magnitude quantity of the space
reed for the expilation of them: yet at the same time
ungrounded because in comparison of the mass of imperfection
under by which he found the field labouringincumbered, and of
which he has cleared it, whatever could be discovered as
remaining would be found to be but as a drop of water in
the bucket
As to meritoriousness reference had to designsintentions and
motives, the work may be stated as the brightest example
of a generous and beneficient philanthropic ambition that put over ever was
been exhibited in the profession of the law, a man [+](Mr Bath here
must withdraw himself
absolutely at the head of his profession so at his
withdrawing from the acquisition of wealth so ample large [+]2 take in the spinlling whole hampers
up together his lay stall made
no sacrifices. Ha
The learned tongue of
witches, though infor his day
no inconsiderable benefactor
to the community, made
no sacrifice. Blackison
rd sacrifices and made none
Of all other law luminaries
the splendour is derived
in the light shed upon
the field by them
a portion of of his pain as this work has cost him, to the
acquisition of reputation and the delightful sympathetic satisfaction
of having upon so large a scale rendered himself a benefactor
to his country and mankind. Here
Here would be a man for Parliament!
If Mr Peel really be what he professes to be, a
reformist, but will be an opportunity for him to clear
than doubts, and some nor are they by any means ungrounded
ones, as to his pretensionary to that character. Mr Peel
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