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...enemies and their friends, their admirers and their aspersors, but that of Mr. Elphinstone, every body spoke highly." Of his munificence, for his liberality...embarrassment occasioned to Government by the exposure and canvass of all their measures by the Lentuli and Gracchi of a newspaper, and his preference of decided...

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...had their enemies and their friends, their admirers and their aspersors, but that of Mr. Elphinstone everybody spoke highly." Of his munificence, for his...the different stations, the embarrassment occasioned te Government by the exposure and canvass of all their measures by the Lentuli and Gracchi of a newspaper,...

...had their enemies and their friends, their admirers and their aspersorg, but that of Mr. Elphinstone everybody spoke highly." Of his munificence, for his...among the European officers at the different stations, tile embarrassment occasioned to Government by the exposure and canvass of all their measures by the...

...instances myself. With regard to the free press, I was curious to know the motives or appre- '" hensions which induced Mr. Elphinstone to be so decidedly opposed...and even danger, which arose from the disunion and dis- sension which political discussion produced among the European officers at the different stations,...