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Do states, like individuals, inevitably tend, after a period of maturity, to decay?--On taste.--Accuracy.--Desultory reading.--On the study of political economy.--Schools and school life.--On nothing.--The closing of the Exchequer by Charles II. in 1672.--Names and nicknames.--Archaeology of Devon and Cornwall.--On distant correspondents.--On Molière.--Appendix: A Christmas charade, 1862. Candidate. Sibyl\u0027s cave. Clerk of Oxenforde. Lines on the Duke of Wellington\u0027s statue. Lines written in his sister\u0027s album, 1842.

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Great Britain Scotland Edinburgh.

LCCN

10012659

OCLC

4826740

RCP

C - S

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