[BNP/E3, 13A – 61]

Yours truly   

Charles Robert Anon.

A kiss is more than a touch of lips (it is a touch of two hearts, of two souls, of two glowing portions of the life spirit).

Yours sincerely.

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[…] cut right and left through the people and killed six persons. This made thinking persons favour the popular party, but the Parliament favoured the Government and passed in their favour the celebrated Six Acts, to stop seditious meetings. In the next year, 1620, George III died.

In the reign of George IV., the urgent need for Parliamentary Reform was seen by Lord John Russell and he proposed to take members from boroughs which had disappeared or become unimportant and give them to the rising centers of trade; {…}