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Excerpt from A Review of the Three Great National Questions Relative to a Declaration of Right, Poynings' Law, and the Mutiny Bill
To attribute an Infinity of Mifchief to the Effufion of political Ink, is the Cant of the Day. Vvheth'er the Charge be well or ill founded I {hall not take upon me to deter mine; but of this I am certain, that the Mode in which political Controverlies are ufually conducted, can never be produftive of Good. The Objeel: of moft political Controvertif'ts, appears to be, rather to acquire a Merit in the Eyes of thofe who are already of their own Way of Thinking, than by fair and candid Difcu?ion, to bring Convietion to the Minds of fu - ch as are of oppofite Sentiments.
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