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ity and attraction to a powerful , correct and weighty | characters , his statesmanship was one which rec- style of prose . I cannot leave his life , and character , without selecting and dwelling a moment on one or two of his traits ...
ity and attraction to a powerful , correct and weighty | characters , his statesmanship was one which rec- style of prose . I cannot leave his life , and character , without selecting and dwelling a moment on one or two of his traits ...
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... character as a public servant . At the present day , the nation understands him , with his strength , his uprightness , and his limitations of character , as well as any historical man has been inter- preted . The unanimity of the press ...
... character as a public servant . At the present day , the nation understands him , with his strength , his uprightness , and his limitations of character , as well as any historical man has been inter- preted . The unanimity of the press ...
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... character is submitted to a sort of Egyptian post- mortem trial ; or rather , a moral inquest , with Paul Pry for the coroner , and a Judge of Assize , a Com- missioner of Bankrupts , a Jew broker , a Methodist parson , a dramatic ...
... character is submitted to a sort of Egyptian post- mortem trial ; or rather , a moral inquest , with Paul Pry for the coroner , and a Judge of Assize , a Com- missioner of Bankrupts , a Jew broker , a Methodist parson , a dramatic ...
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