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The closing sentence of this portion of the
wolk shows the general spiri, which pervades the
whole, and the conclusion to which the Professor
arrives;


The substance of the reccn, history of England,
IS the struggle against monopoes and restrictions
OF every kind After a long resistance, the VIC
tory was obtained over the rotten boroughs, the
opponents OF Roman Catholic emancipation, the
oid poor-aws, and municipal laws, the monopoly
OF Tue East India Company, and the tea trade Of
ehaa Even majority of the former opponents
o. ali these great measures now acknowledge their
necessity, and the advantage resulting from them
ana after this acknowledgement, they cannot re-
man mi stationary at an arbitrarily chosen spot
there may be disputes on isolated questions, on
pounds, shilIings and peace; but, on the whole,
and ona great scale, Lord John Russell's propo-
sais OF free trade, ana reform of the system of
taxation, will Inevitably triumph. La them, the
entire future welfare of England is concealed, or