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Political education is like the keystone to the arch -- the strength of the whole depends upon it. -- Encycl. Britt. Sup. Art. "Education. "
I was sitting in the library of Glenmorris Castle, about a week after all the bustle of contest and the eclat of victory had began to subside, and quietly dallying with the dry toast, which constituted then, and does to this day, my ordinary breakfast, when I was accosted by the following speech from my uncle.