Epigram On The Late Reform And The Whig Administration By Thomas Oldham

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Epigram On The Late Reform And The Whig Administration By Thomas Oldham

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Reform! Reform! Cries Out The Longing Nation; The People Hail Their Own-Elected House; On Tiptoe Stands The General Expectation: What The Grand Doings Of The Administration? Lo! From The Labouring Mountain Creeps A Mouse! * * * * * Metaphysical Sages Have Writ Many Pages, To Decide If The Mind Be Spirit Or Matter: How Strange! That In The Pages Of These Metaphysical Sages We So Seldom Can Find Mind, Spirit, Or Matter!