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Metaphor and Malice in an English Public Debate
The letter argues a defender of two high profile figures, accused of treason, faces slander and legal peril. It traces past loyalties, pardons, and political shifts, insisting the defendant’s public actions merit scrutiny rather than placid support. The prose defends civil liberty while condemning factional invective.
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Wstminster Hall
Fation
D'Anvers
Mr. D'Anvers
Europe
France
House of Commons
House of Peers
Secret Committee
Great Britain
Commons
Bite Elf