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Letter to a Noble Lord
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    Edmund Burke’s Letter to a Noble Lord (1796) was praised a century and a half after its composition as the greatest piece of invective in the English language. William Godwin’s Political Justice (1793) does not compare in the majesty of its prose to those supreme models, but…

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    Edmund Burke’s Letter to a Noble Lord (1796) was praised a century and a half after its composition as the greatest piece of invective in the English language. William Godwin’s Political Justice (1793) does not compare in the majesty of its prose to those supreme models, but…

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