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Excerpt from The Englishman's Manual: Or a Dialogue Between a Tory and a Reformer
Reform have thrown over the parts to which their in?uence extended; and if the diffusion of the important truths they have exhibited to their countrymen, in a condensed form, should have the effect I anxiously expect from the experiment, my labour will indeed be very greatly overpaid.
Some definition may perhaps be expected from me' of the appellatioh I have given to the opponent of the Reforme1n - By the. Word tory, ' I do not 'mean to allude to those timid, but well intentioned men, who lament the existence of abuses; and yet dread to incur the risk they conceive they must run in any attempt to eradicate them? Or to those who think it possible to remove the evil by degrees.
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