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I may give an occasional support to Mr Pitt ...; I do and mean to give such support to the measure of the present war, to its propriety, its necessity, its justice ...; but systematically I continue to be, and am, in opposition to him and his Ministry: there exists many a knotty point to be adjusted between him and me, many difficulties very important in their nature to be smoothed, much obliteration of facts not easy to be affected, and the general face of things strangely to be altered, before I retire from my watch upon his Ministry.
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