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...influence and by their passions the fate of the nation was, at several important conjunctures, determined. We should be much mistaken if we pictured to ourselves...education, passes from a distinguished school to a distmguished college, and has every opportunity to become an excellent scholar. He has generally seen...

...influence and by their passions the fate of the nation was, at several important conjunctures, determined. We should be much mistaken if we pictured to ourselves...their descendants, the county members and chairmen of the quarter sessions with whom we are familiar. The modern country gentleman generally receives a liberal...

...influence and by their passions the fate of the nation was, at several important conjunctures, determined. We should be much mistaken if we pictured to ourselves...their descendants, the county members and chairmen of the quarter sessions with whom we are familiar. The modern country gentleman generally receives a liberal...

...pictured to ourselves The connthe squires of the seventeenth century as men bearing a close uemen. resemblance to their descendants, the county members...modern country gentleman generally receives a liberal educa• See Chamberlayne's State of England, 1681, 1687; Anglic Metropolis, 1691; M'Culloch's Statistical...

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