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Excerpt from Reasons for Adopting an Union, Between Ireland, and Great Britain
Whenever, therefore, the ailertion of lrifh in dependence may lead us to hazard Britiih connection, we ought to take fpecial care that we proceed with temper and caution, that we are not mi?ed by a name, and that in the theoretical affertion of the abfiraé't right, we do not loofe even that degree of it which we practically poliefs. The only confiilent advocates forlthe firiét independence of Ireland, are the friends of feparation.
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