virtue--who
(according
to one of
Sharpe's
favourite
phrases)
WILL drive
a wedge
the broad
end
foremost
--utter
strangers
to all
moderation
in
political
business."--Francis
Horner's
LIFE AND
CORRESPONDENCE
(1843),
ii. 133.
(11)
Professor
Tyndall on
'Faraday
as a
Discoverer,'
pp. 40-1.
(12) Yet
Burke
himself;
though
capable of
giving
Barry such
excellent
advice,
was by no
means
immaculate
as
regarded
his own
temper.
When he
lay ill at
Beaconsfield,
Fox, from
