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...the whole artillery of penal statutes which is set apart for solemn and extraordinary emergencies. " Could great men thunder, As Jove himself does, Jove...quiet ; For every pelting petty officer, Would use hisheav'n for thunder ; nothing but thunder !'' I will only say one word more as to the cry for reform,...

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