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    but only that which is compelled by the corporate influences to which all men are liable ; and will delightedly acknowledge lhat it was

    ourselves who were in the wrong * , not you . What signifies ? Whigs and Radicals will both have intended well ; and what matters it which were most in

    the right , if the right . be attained ? There is a Noble and Learned Lord , one of the greatest men of his age— the violence of his very enemies goes to prove it , —Lord Brougham . If it were

    wise to regret anything past , instead of looking to do the best in future , we would regret that he was not still with us in the House of Commons .

    But he is with us , wherever he is ; for his genius is on the side of Time , to which he belongs . Why not institute a minister ship which the wants of the age demand , —one of

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    A noble building is Greenwich Hospital , from whatever point of the landscape we catch a sight of its fraternal domes— -one in their doubleness .

    And noble is its purpose . Such is the saying , and I do not contradict it * I desire greatly to realize it ; for I am not one of those , who think ill of a purpose because kings , or republicans , or any description of human beings whatsoever , have

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    National Education , *—and put him at the head of it ? Why not also bring Lord Durham ' s better part of the Reform Bill into play , and him along with it ? That would

    be a stupifying blow for the Tories , —a settler > —and the country would be pleased at his showing them once for all , and notwithstanding the supposed coldness of his Letter ,

    that there is no humour , in his own blood , Tory enough to realize the unjust fears of him created by such men as Sir Francis .

    The Ballot , Household Suffrage , and National Education . Begin with the last instantly , —and show us that before the session is over

    you will do something for the rest , —and many a heart , like that of the Repository , will become , from an anxious friend * a delighted partisan .

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    entertained it . I only wish to see the noble purpose sue * ceed . England presses its own sub ? jects , and steals those of other

    countries . I should say , steals the citizens of other countries , and subjects them to the inconvenience of " a prison , with a chance of being drowne <) L" It superaddsthe chances of mutilation and death ; pays them what wages it p leases ; uses them as long as it ( let us keep the

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    Greenwich *** Its Pensioners and its Pictures . 23 S

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    GREENWICH—ITS PENSIONERS AND ITS PICTURES .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 1, 1837, page 235, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1836/page/11/