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1826 Sept 26
Review of Humphrey.
Conclusion?
Compliment to Aristocracy
Aristocracy
Aristocracy complimented
On the subject of primogeniture I know not that
In a in express examination a mature consideration I should be see reason to disposed to
from with him. But in sympathy speaking of the aristocracy
sympathy in prudence has drawn extracted from him a compliment.
In respect to monarchial disputes In the class in which I see partners in and supporters
of he sees the only contractors. Page 206 Speaking of the great
body of the people, he m on Pegasus looks down upon the and dispose of them by a verse
"The many are a rope of sand"
By a short question I will venture so far as to propose an answer and match for it -
But, Are they so in Yankee land?
Let To obviate the imputation of false quotation in the original I must confess
that the plan of the dots was is filled up by the word and:
but regarding this as an a grace al of plising which from here well-
laden shelves how drops by some accident dropt into this line
I will venture to propose a date for it in the copy sent to the
Printer for the next edition of this invaluable work
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