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^ m BE ^^^ p ^^ iinblar ^ li ^ ih ^ tfcto . ' xfe-K ^/ ^ as ^ kl ^ ^ iif yWlto ¦ admit that , in the latter , he was traly ¦ f estimable and deservedly popular . ¦ £ ^ From the drcun ^^ aqes ^ pr ' his dflucatipn to-ms tlmj ^ ntp the hands irp ^ m
mqt the , £ ory part ^ ^^ l his ¦ f reign there was manifest a qisincunation to the principles on which the ¦ ! Brunswick f anuly , b ^^ ajly stood . H Other principles of government pro-H duced the American war , and the war H ^ y ith , revolutionary ( France , as rwell as B certain measures at honje , connected H w | th # iose wars , wlitch it will pe
diffi-K cult to reconcile with the constitution I as established at tlie . -Resolution of ¦ 11688 . Humanity shudld ^ FS at the re-K collection of the awful effusion of blood ¦ fin the contests here referred to * In K the latter of them , the nation reaped
laurels in abundance ; but m our view BJ national glory is a calamity wben it is B gained at the expense of human life—Hthe expense especially as- in this case Hoi the lives of hundreds of thousands . \^ e are feeling too , hy sad experience , H i | f at war , when , most * successful , is a K curse ; for when was ^ yejc the , nation H sp , bp , wed down by its biirdenL or loie K heartis of the people so appaled by the mWm > ° t& - tanfje ? ; . . ,: r . ,:, . ^ / vJT ^ f CpuIdno ^ ho nestjiy , wr | Lte V $ pp m ' vm- * -8 f $ W -WtliQUt saying thusmijeh M fitptfttg Jm nciples , ^ ( warlike measures , and the pro ^ f gaj » ty of the
^ fey # P ^ 'P ^ ^ SPff % . ° ^ Wff virtues ; virtues i ^ ure ? m a lfip § , and SW ^ jS ^ ^ : ^ H ^ M »^
would have made him m any station ? X W ?; W Ot ^ ipf iicspject ,: " . % lyas temfcei ^ te ^ n ^ t > teasiir s ( ev ^ n to abstemiousness ; and he $ et the ex ample in his household of frugality arid
rigid economy , in which he was remarkably followed by the late lamented Duke of Kent . His well-knp-vm » f-. tachment to agricultural purj&itPwas inr itself a strong presumption 6 f the innopMice rPf ^ his , heart , and , ^ besid € « I the Woaytr&t mSh ft ^ iS in I ^^ Hfe Mi ! # ? l to ^ ypw ^ fti tbB , Ifswllfai IiMwM
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1 m » f s * T ^ v < flAvhfc »« Cbv LJ 1 C ^ v ^ same time , he was free from bigotry ; ¦ he shewed on nioi ^ e than one occasion ¦ His \ "disfiKe dt the ^ Athanasian Crj # d * M and on all occasions he . was forward » and " the
to protect , even to extend , just , liberties of , the ^ rofestant Pis- H s ^^ rs . ^ p enterta ^ ed ^ prejudices A against the Catnolics ^ but they were M hone ^ , prejudkes , ? . n < l ^ ey ; ^ ere tKe 1 ^ TOS # ? 9 ^" ^^^^ iM the middle of the last century ,, the ¦ period wnep the Ifings m 4 na Wa 3 H fohnea . Personally , the K « fg wa , sB
humane : it is ( weU known t ^ at so great was his ^ ayersion % q ilie ^ i gning , pf death- * wjarranW / that his minjstersf wereS obliged to watclji tp ^ r ooportunitiesj of putting them under his hp , jid . InH only" one respect ( excepting that of ¦ be
war ) f can his Tiu ^ mamfy qde ^ ipaei ; we refer , to tnef abolition qf ; t ^ p ^ S } ayi e-j « TraSe . ^ hich " he strongly opposed : ! Mr . Brougham has said at a publicj meeting that on this ground the Kirig'B 1 ispeak Mr ,
cbuldf flL ^ y ^ civilly pf WWJ berfoVc ^ . Bujt the brightest j ^ wel infl # W& C P ^> H fe Patmna ^ e l of Schools for All , aiuL l * i 3 wjolp . V e-m ^^ ¥ ^ 51 ^ ° ^ ^ 1 ? ^^ n ^ ed l WWWf iW ^ pP & r 8 ^^ Jgi ^ J - ^ . ^ s ^ PSW M ^ M to be
^^ ^^ W { bis do 9 » n \ io ^ 8 , , a £ > Te to ^ f ,, l BPM ? - "« J f l ^ ^ ^^ l * ^*?« Ml greater , as the dignified ecclesiastics , * around hkn i ^ e ? e . a ^ ixious above .., all 1 ^ Bfff ; ' ^ jMwfe Eu ^ ni # W ^ -JWlil which lrreconcneable ^ WJ ?^
they considered , ! tM ^^^ e ^ ^ ' ! ¦ ' ' I 9 e 9 rg ? . | II i I- M !? # , _ » Wi ^ TO ^ o ^ ¦ ^ W 9 ftPW ^ iWJ !»! ft * ^ . ^ W ^ a Aptd to tBe rejp ^ tt ^ n o ^ WmQg ^ e ^ J played ^ o na ^ ifice ^ ce ; , 4 »^/ , M . P «? t ! s ess ^ 4 h ft ^ 9-XiWdfllSf ^ lBtetttlht I cp ^ versa ^ on , ; <^ pb ; surprised # mg , l persons into an exaggerated estimate ¦
of his talents , a memory proverbially aorairate , especially ip names , dates . I artd firees , and a shrewdness which I took the appearance sometimes of sa-. l 1 » il ? fi ¥ & . ^ i ^ rOT ^^ . ^^ S p'l gs ^ Mlgg HVMfflHwwiMMIilHMQIlMlHMIfflllwKMPIIRM
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118 Obituary . *— The King-.
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1820, page 118, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2485/page/54/
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