A Dublin election address praising public duty over private gain
A lay reader endorses Mr Larouche as a candidate whose address places country interests above personal advantage. The writer urges electors to choose by merit, integrity, and public spirit, noting how representatives shape freedom and lamenting corruption and venality in politics. The piece concludes with a defense of principled voting and civic responsibility.
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Epigram on a Late Occasion
An epigram laments Sir Richard Bicksell on a late occasion, noting the conqueror who is not yet finished with his trials. The quip reflects a scholarly, antiquated tone and references a lingering struggle or defeat.
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