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388 107; and under the person of a prime minister in Japan, x. 270. Charged by Swift with baseness, xii. 274; to Mr. Gay in particular, 364. 413. xiii. 18; and to Swift, xii. 415. xiii. 18. Proposed in the house of commons a clause in an address, of the same nature with that of the earl of Nottingham, iv. 43. Committed to the Tower, for receiving money on account of contracts for forage, 106. An enemy to the liberty of the press, xvi. 301. Held opinions very inconsistent with liberty, xii. 180. Discoursed on the subject of Ireland in such a way that Swift did not think proper to debate with him, 181. The dean had two interviews with him, xix. 45.

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