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The Age of Dryden

Note 10 — Chapter IX · WRITERS ON GOVERNMENT.

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Sidney and his friends are frequently taxed with having accepted money from France. It is worth noting that their conduct in so doing is vindicated by so powerful and, in this instance, so unprejudiced a reasoner as Warburton, in an unpublished letter to Balguy now before us.

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