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... opposition press , the Craftsman and Fog's Weekly Journal , making all the capital possible out of this evidence for degeneracy in taste . 62 The question of Pope's hand in this , like so many questions in the biography of this most ...
... opposition press , the Craftsman and Fog's Weekly Journal , making all the capital possible out of this evidence for degeneracy in taste . 62 The question of Pope's hand in this , like so many questions in the biography of this most ...
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... opposition was a dangerous threat . But in 1734 there were very good grounds for the charge that leading Tories were Jacobite sympathizers , and once again , in this respect Bolingbroke was his party's Achilles ' heel . Since 1732 , he ...
... opposition was a dangerous threat . But in 1734 there were very good grounds for the charge that leading Tories were Jacobite sympathizers , and once again , in this respect Bolingbroke was his party's Achilles ' heel . Since 1732 , he ...
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... Opposition to the ruling clique at court based on the fear of corrup- tion can properly be termed a country rather than Tory position . In the 1730s , Bolingbroke articulated the principles of country opposition in a forceful and ...
... Opposition to the ruling clique at court based on the fear of corrup- tion can properly be termed a country rather than Tory position . In the 1730s , Bolingbroke articulated the principles of country opposition in a forceful and ...
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