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Two Monosyllables If and Who in Parliament’s Controversy
A caustic political essay laments a figure who shifts sides, writing against liberty while praising power. It attacks a public defender of press freedom as a traitor, suggesting fear of reform and highlighting alleged corruption, patronage, and who benefits from ongoing discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Ferc’d
Lye
Britain
Rome
Brunswick
England
Hague
Persia
Isle