She hath done what she could: A Discourse addressed to the Ratepayers of St. Marylebone, urging the adoption of The Public Libraries Act, 1855Feilde, Matthew
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She hath done what she could: A Discourse addressed to the Ratepayers of St. Marylebone, urging the adoption of The Public Libraries Act, 1855
Feilde, Matthew
Library legislation -- Great Britain
{38a} The Earl of ROSSE’S vote (Pair) against the Repeal of the duty
upon paper is inconsistent indeed! His telescope is the wonder of the
world, but for free glass what would it be? Here is a Peer, a great
astronomer, coming down from his high tower and clipping the wings that
carry knowledge.
{38b} Mr. BRIGHT in a recent speech alludes to the _Times_ as a paper of
“great eminence,” I suppose he means as an enormous liar, for he tells
the Birmingham Meeting the crushing and withering truth that the _Times_
is at “this moment selling the dearest interests of this country for _its
own private purposes_.”
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