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2691. ENGLAND, Tory principles of.—
To judge from what we see published [in
England], we must believe that the spirit of
toryism has gained nearly the whole of the
nation; that the whig principles are utterly
extinguished except in the breasts of certain
descriptions of dissenters. This sudden change
in the principles of a nation would be a
curious morsel in the history of man.—
To Benjamin Vaughan.
Ford ed., v, 333.
(Pa.,
1791)
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