The Conduct of the Allies (Classic Reprint)

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As a political enemy he was a man to be dreaded. On this side he stopped at nothing. His Character of Whar ton is a su?icient example of the lengths he could go to blast an opponent, or satisfy an animosity born of a public grievance. His treatment of Steele proves how effectively he could erase the ink-stains of a meddler in state affairs.

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