Berkshire Chronicle Reading 05-1914

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O"F POLIT1<l1
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~~oubt tb~t ti,,,

ih histwtre
nchant
t'or '~~o,,:!'!! Alri'~n"'i:rlg !~~~:~~~~.;~'[~·i~T~-,e~G!,u:Yb~Rogere,
of
politics
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thousands of moderate peopl.
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have few opportunities ' of making
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man~ of
v~iee8 heard and yet ' who are promoderate , opirpon will deplore thJl.t
disC!uiete~, by ree'ent develop_ ,;,
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Mr.. R;edmond, lias, by the actIOn of diegusted with politics; it is .. dirty

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(a . Drama of th~ Wild, Woolly Weat/, _

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Full of interc.t and a grip tbat ho dB
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the LODGE HOTEL, KING'S
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DANSTNG in Special Enclosure•
. JOHN BUMPHr.1EB.
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MfC.: " Mr. All. Nutley.
Royal Punali &..... J'oG,v Show. wi~h ohampion
SAILINGS COMMENCE SATURDAY, 30th·
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Galleries and aU
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DISEJLA Y OF FIREWORKS.
By Woll. end Son, of tho Crystal Palace.
..,.e .: A'18nU~ , ;J3'O. St,PnncraB,9,l'ea,l!1. Hun D.23a,m,
Rcr~o.slimon I of l ~l kinds ,!It Popular Prioes,
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In the early hours of Saturday morning
a determined attempt ~OB made to. enter
Erlegh, ReQdlng~ .the I res,de'.'ce
of Mr. S. B Joel. The mtruders tned
to force an entr~n~ by way. of, tho p ..lm
house, w l~lch adJOinS the bUlld jng . T~ey
had prMtlcally forced the lock ,o pen With
a. Cl1~9~1 wh9n ~be watchman cq-me ro~nd

FRIDA, V ; May' 29, ·1914.

enCO'Urage

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The 811 t. ·M, mIII
d ealt with th
"ol'Y of t he
the 6ecreta.ry
miBBi o n in tli p
memb€.m of
a.cknowle dg('(1

visu.ble, bcca
th e pr{!scnl
for ma t io n fl A

c1l\rcd on,

Mr. C. J .
prollo&cl th " t

strong

section of the Press.

A LESSON , FROM READING.
That !,oliti"" cnn be conduekd in ~
gentlemanly and dignified man!!. r WaR ,
, however, shown at the rec'e nt Retd i Il~
10lection.
Tho r elations betw€ en th"
candidates o.nd their oonduct during tho
fight left nothing to be deB ir<ld.
Mr.

IGooch was R. man of great nbility ('wc l
~1.l8 ,b ert. T~e mon d~cBmptid. leaVIng : honour, who impressed nll who h " ....rci him
theIr ~O.6 beh1nd, and were, of course, ~ 9Y hi3 high cha.racter n.nd his e ;:c hewing of

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ma.king o.n enemy, Cn.ptain Wilson was
of holoo h~ been bored III Iin everything genfcmun, alld ingra.ti,,(c(1
tho door close . J ound the bimself with sa by his fair alIa manly

able to. get well away before ~he alarm personalities, and he left Rea<l i')g withollt

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.It is difficult ~ relieve· the

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the wood of
y
lock, the ide!' being evide!,~ly ~o remove fight. Mr. Butler. t oo, ,showed himself 0.
MiniBter of . . the reBponsl I It .
playing with fire. If he had the ill- the lock enttrely. The. v<s,tors left be-. clean fighter. We hope th at succeeding
l1nd the IIp. s.mlet which h .. d ~ecn used Reading ol~tiona will b e Cought i'~ .tho
h' h
kn
h
, w IC
we
ow e perBon to bore the hoI... round the lock. , They same spirIt
and tnoush the pollt,c.1
ally has not, of encouraging qiBf>uf~ ~ als!) left" .small brown suit co,!!, fastened · atmosphere ~t the pro",,,t ~;me is charged
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' · l I j)y two 61?rmg loeb . InSIde thIS a COIl of with electricity it is pr<Ibuble thnt be for"
ance In
ster
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sQarc? Y j strins,. WIth Q. l&bel.attached) a~d n,!-Inber Imany months ~om~ .. of ,tho bUl"ning ,q:ucshave taken a
more
prOVOCs,t.lve , of willte handkere}uefs . and a hew sheet Itioqs on whieh Op11llOn I~ GO hotly dlVlde,\
· ·d · d ' · 't • . thh lid l of brown paper W,,"," d18eovere~. On tb. will be settled Iand then It m'~y be hoped
· th
course
an In' eCl mg o . WI
0 , I side of the "ase there we!e thr~ initials, a ;:;lore norm;l state of thin~6 will pro·
for a whole montli, .t~e termB .of the . but t~ey had been so .0 bhterate1 88 to he VillI.
People will not nsfeo on tho
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lundee,pherabl€, and It ,s thought . prob- causes of the nresent bltter·,{ees "ny more
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re an . re· lable that the bag WIl& .tolen. ,
th~n they will on the measurea about
, men. ng . I .
semblmg ",n armed- oamp the tIme
A SUSPICIOU. S CHARAOTER
wh~ch we are fightIng. .Um on:st.,. COlli·
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plalll of the hooeleos mlscaJculll.t.o" ul
h as · gone b y f or t a ct'
, lea mn-nceuvrlng.
SU8v ic ion rests on a. ma.n who, WnB see n the U]s~r ques t-ion by Mr. A s(}·uith. I\nd
The nation is g e tting., tired of thpse in the grounds of .the hOUF.e ,earlier iii the j the p ..mlysis which ·hOB com e ove r tho
t te
1ft
f ~ay. ,He'. ~e.cnhed ~. b&l1lg /about Sft. iHouae of Common. 1n conseQucne e of
t t d I ;.- . - th
cons, ~ e al Sin . e B a me
0 lD h",ght, w,th brown moustache. When , the Parli ..ment Act, a"d .the Liberal
the Gove rnment's intentions. - We seen he wus clad in dark clothee with alliance with the Iri sh Na~ionalists ;
b -1'
th t . t h '
t
<rlhlue trouae",. He woo we ..ring la ·soft felt Lih<!rnls B"Y that the Unionist.. have lI ot
e leve
a
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e view no I
ba.t. rJUHed 'down ov~r hie eyes.
been Bufficiently res!lOnsive t.o th~ i l" arre nt
Unionists only but of the . great mass ! Th,.Woki.ng1.t!,m Police are mring thor- of peace. To the !,I~in mll.n ther. ,een;a
of moderate-thill!kin' people. Proof ough mvestlgatlona.
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no insuperabla obst.ncle to '~JJ ~m lcnb.(1
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,;ettie ment of the Ir ,uh Questi on If ther..

soci e ti es in tI
they s tl g;~.ct\ t
eouragcd,
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sidell.
THE PAST.
INFORMATHlIN
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While regretting some dcvelovmenlB in
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treatment
of · the
As our readenl will' ·r emember, Capt.in comparison with the past the present
so far aB Ulster iB Wil,on gave notice to mov" for a r~t~rn positi on of VOhtlC.1 warfare is no t wh olly

concerned, but s.ure,I y now

'rhe Itl' n,d ;
Socict :es'
th o Gn v€ 1'1l
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a Crimm'll offence upon W mlfr ed . Ma.bc
MAN KU,1T~p
HIGH~OOH. Ro~er., aged 15, "t Winncrsh, in March,
still further , t-o The coroner ' for -.South Oxo~ (Mr. J. 19kred John Franc,!s Et~,. 15, .pprent!oe,

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. i:li8gl;~(!>~ , lo·odshed'._-.

chp_aen
the' ha.n$i!l'flf Mr. Redmond. F.' <;:Ooper) held an !n<lUe8~ -on wednesday oharged with. robbmg Christal do Vltr.
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on th~' hOlly of A1be~t ~g, .. labourer, Wide. with VloJcnce. at Wokl':'Shom, on
~!L8 mdlcat!3 d p.ret~y clear- of, Shiplake, :whet died lU \he ' H<>nIey Fobruary lllth
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tD,atl-n.e ha'. got all he ' w,aIllf;B ' Hel1riJlrma.ry o,n .I Monday _ morni'll!; as the
Thorn ... HenryohHolloV;'y, .[:ngt}, W.tten·

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sMtained e&U8ed , by his I ham.

labourer.

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nO.t a,qJqous ·, alJ9ut an ~mend.ins , being knoCked ' down by .. motor-car at slaughter of. Mary Dandridge, on M~roh°h 2ndd·
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\ Jamcs Honry Cox 25 labourer,
argc
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he: wou
natura y1Jntil
.pre- ' '.'Fr,JIIoo~h
on
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th
t witb a c.. minal offe;'ce'in r""peet of Edith
8outl>i.iop- ~;~"j~~m:1$li~~~F;f.~~2·~
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~m.· ~ en ell?e I , app'l"~d, I\t a Ma Thorne, aged 1~ (his half",iolerl, a'
, ' .. I the ti.nie of.,th~, ~'J:"ldent the ~ecea&ed was Waltham St. Lawrence, In 1913 and 1914,
, tlilrd ,
the wo~..ro~ dr!~._ When .the
Frederick J . Harman, . 42,
~ul mersh&
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' drlve.n: ,by .Joa:ellh.._Btevens, Fann, Earley, chiJ.rgcd w,t h affixmg used
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stamps to material documents, on five date.
,en'b. :tbti'~'w.lliPrbBmdl ':,of, · the
in 1913,
William
Nicholat...
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Daisy Slade.

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daughter 8~
oharged wit{ attompt.
by cutting hi. thrOB'
prlw. ·aotjon· Is · entered:

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·lICllrlily ,

SUNDA Y OLDER.

a,ble non-party meeting at Leeds,
Bunglinj;( and miscalculation have
been the characteristics
of
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Government's
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Burtonohaw)" Caverihl!Dl'l Road. ' .
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' ·pawn~' ~. ari.e4lg !,u~ot th.
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Mr. A. H.

the Ir olu!,a wl:'l~h ,are open foc, ~e Ba.le of ~toxI- l wa.yS b oon flo wea.pon of p(),liticnl s t rire,
G
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. cating hq,\lors on Sunda) s 111 England, Scot- and on€ dOe8 not need to d e·yo very deep
And Tbur.;a"y at 2.15, for
overnIl)e~t . 0 rea lse t at .ster
land, and .Wales respectlvely, and 8howin g
tbe past to discover peri~ds wh en the
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serIOUS, and ,that the people aeparo.NlelY ·
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rooouroes of violent lo.ngua~ were pre tty
EV·ERS~EY, 2/~.
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urn ber 0 SOCIa cu.
ed Th
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are absolutelv · determined not ·to
2. Number of politioal clubs, s1aling the well ex~ • .ust . . ~ B~me rem Br ~pp Ie<:
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political po.rtle8 to forward whose interests to mUOlClpal atralnL ...__Xhooc who c;.~re to
hav.a .-Home ~u~e, .the y mlg~t sha.pe th..... ~Iube. are \,8ed, and giving the approxi- ~xamine. the squibs and pamllh lcts ,.sued
JOHN .HUMPHRIES.
theIr proceedmgs In consonance With mate member.h,p. ·
111 ReMhng about 40 years ago w.lI agree
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He hall received the following reply:that the methods are far clean er and leo"
those well-estabIIBhed' factB: Any
.. Home Offioc,
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personal to-<lay than W.8 tho Cnrc of
man in the ordiiiary affairB 0 , lif
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, " Whitohall, S,W. yore. StiU, there is !,Olllt in the criticisms
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H Denr Captam WIlson,
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or the vicar of St, JolIn's, o.nd ]JlB Bugwould do so j the 4anger of ru
!' The. Homo Secrotary dosIres me to oay gestions ... to
the more kindly and
.. BREWERS. WINE AND SPffiIT
our headl ~gainst a bric~ wall iB
t he IS oorry ~hat he ... nnot agree .to grant generous tllCa.tment of opponents sbould
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MERCHANTS ' AND MINEttAL . W ·
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e roturn rolating to club. for , whfch yon · not go unheeded.
MANUFACTUR:ERS . . 'PhoM ·32 Henley>. of the thiligB to be remembered in ' propose to moyo "n ThunKlay, 14t)1 wot. The
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~ue8hon of ool1octin~ f~F prceenta.tion to Paru
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ASSIZES .
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b
·gard
to
clubs
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frequently
been
before
Mr,
t o recogrulle
lS, . or
aB
.Ben MoKenna and hio preilOceoeof1l, and the oonborne ~in upon them 'tha 'under the · clU8io!, has been ~rrived · at that the infann .. · .
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tion would not be of sufficient va.lue t.e juetiPRISONERS FOR TRIAL.
SbNS, LTD.,
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. Aot any hOPEI ·of avertlllg fy the amount of inquiry and labour which
Home ' Rule ~ucb, ~B th!ey still dia- tho oolloo.tion of it wo~ld, involve. Mr. MeTHE BREWERY,
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Kenna. thinklll :the.t. for 8·tndar reasons ·h e canTho rollowing is a list oC t h o Jrison e n
li~e it, is fast ebl;ling fW/LY. Th~ riot recommond the House to order the ,return ~~''::ic.wil~ J::~~hir~efX~:iz~'':,~,L,0~eck ~~of
Henley - on .: T.ha.nies.
Government ; having prB1tically. se- yo..:~~!~~. your return wo~ld covar ' /3ootJohn Livock, 54, underwriter, cl"arged
BRAN9HES .& ST!lRE~? '
cured the recognition · o~ the prin: land the Seoret.ry ~9r .Scotland agrees ..ith with rooeiving a £2()() 5 per cent. ' bond,
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the Homo Seoret.ry I v,ew..
tho property Ilf R. Todd l . of Englcfield,
HENLEY: . ~!l, HART st REET.
clple for which they have l fought are
." Yours .incerely,
well knowing tho .ame to nave been .tolon.
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bo·u- n' d · m'
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oharged with settinfi fire to a stack of h.y,
of the "c
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the Phroperty old Wj iam ~lOlJor dBartlett,
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g
ment Buch .~hat it may ~ accepted by
MOTOR FA'CALITY.
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la.nguage, BO that '1 b aitine" Lloyd Gcorgn
has become .. favour.te OCcuI",t on w.th

AT MAIDEN ERLEqH.

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ALE AND STOUT · ~N BOTTLE.
. Prioos per dOZOD' · . ,
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tndie Po.1e Ale .... Family Pale AI& 40.
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TRONG, P~d ' MILD ' ALES,
_ . ST!lPTS, wd PORTER, in ca,b at
usuo.l PÂ¥.,
K , . (PALE ALE) at 1.. ·par
• . Awarded Prize Modal and Dinlc,m"i
Brewers' Exhibition, 1912.i"
, . diS(loUlit for oash.

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tlw r ece ipt of a
Bene fit Lodge,

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BREWERS & ~BO±TLERS
Tcl&pbono· Nos,

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a .faioure P081~IO~.. at regret WI Iwh{)(le .tock n.rgumcnt is nbUIJe .
Still
b~ mcreased, if It IB t;r~e, as thelmore .contempt mu~t !,e feel ,~h"", as IS
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sometImes tbe .case, It the pohtlc,,,n who
Dally . Uhrolllc e
. ar lamentary t~ks g~lbl)'. about religion who is the most
correspond·e nt
asserts,
that
the 1!ltte~ ill hiS , language towards opponcnts.
Gov'ernm~t are now in favour of the LLOYD -GEORGEISM ,' ·
di&appear8jnce of the time-limit for
Lloyd-Georgei.';' h"" undouU\.cdly be cn
th
I - if
. f UI- te
.. I"n 'lvil influence in English Doli ti cs. Wo
• e eXIl uS')qn 0
. s r-a prOVISIOn do not ,..,fer so ~uch to th€ man hill. '""I!
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which was largely responsible for the ' or to the meMures for which he i. re·b t'l
. t'
f th G
t o' , sponsible-<me could be a waTm suppo rte r
os Ie re?ep Ion 0
e overnrnen S of tbese and havo much ndmirnt, on for
proposalB for Bettlement.
With the : the ahility and ~ri t of the man him ..,: f,
t'
r't
~ d th
t
f and yet entertam a strong feeling of
Ime- ~I remo e
e pro~pec s 0 ' anbgonism to the methods which aro
a compromise would be far more I crY"t ..li8ed in such wordR n, "Lime·
B t '
th t h h
th
h'
hOWling "-the-bitter and often iU l\ccuraw
rOBy. . u now
a
e as
e:v IP- atta.cks on individuals, the . 1'11 moro
hand ,w ill Mr. Redmond cOnBent tOj· fruitl~BB and f~lIaeious cond eul.l:\ti on of
th
D 1"1:
I f th tl · r I' t j The certam cl .. "",. ·of the commlllllty '" t~o
\e a , 0 1 Ion Q
e me- Hlp
mass, a.s if he were the QlIly pcrHon (!o n ~
answer to. that question may deter- I"er~'l'd for the welfare of tho poorer
.
th
'h
f ' '1
daBS... "n"\1 that the wealtb.er people wero
mIne
e c ances 0 elyl "far or a continually plotting to rob o,nd di6Jl oRse,.
peaceful settlement(
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'hem. It is to.ctics such as M,.'·e whic h
h ave had & very !)ernicioUB influence on
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the relation of men 01 differ~n t part ies ;
. A DARING
PT they emhitter tJ,e rel;'tion8 betw""n me n

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the Governinent in r.efuBing to pas'B.11e&1'8,
g
is an
.expression
which
fre'luenUy
from
th",eone
whooften
8<!U
al!!ending ~iJl £oncurrently WIth Imost of the working of !,olitics from tho
the mam:' ilch\lme been placed in Buch:in8i~e, Any m~n of culture and refine·

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wh ic h fl r o\, ;
wh ~c h wal1 t·n
) joinillg Pa,r k

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n eeded olle

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popub\t ion
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