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Have you never thought that you practice on your brothers the most iniquitous spoliation?
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The most solemn and most iniquitous of these punishments was that which befell the advocate-general, John Desmarets.
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This plea and these men were largely influential in carrying forward some of the most iniquitous compromises preceding the war.
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Who, then, will wonder at its becoming the object of public odium, where credit is given to such most iniquitous accusations?
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Of course you are an innocent lamb of a parricide, and the judgment passed upon your act was a most iniquitous one.
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Nothing but envy, jealousy, and a predetermination to destroy the colonial settlements, could have prompted the passage of this most iniquitous law.
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Readers of this column know well our views on this most iniquitous action by the police and other such killings in the US.
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I stand by every provision of this bill, drawn as it is from that most iniquitous fountain, the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850.
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This definition holds of the most righteous war fought in self-defence as much as it does of the most iniquitous war of mere aggression.
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We have kept one there for years; during the whole term, indeed, of these efforts to put a stop to this most iniquitous commerce.
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Those suspected of treason against the Republic forfeited, according to Merlin's most iniquitous Law, their rights of citizenship, in publicity of trial and in defence.
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Being in so desponding a mood, he declined entering into any controversy with regard to the new propositions, which, however, he characterized as most iniquitous.
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And, a very celebrated writer calls it, "that most iniquitous and absurd form of government, by which human nature was so shamefully degraded."
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Mr. Saulsbury expressed his admiration for the wisdom of the President in "vetoing the most iniquitous bill that ever was presented to the Federal Congress."
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"Very well, Charlotte; but I think it is most unjust, most iniquitous, as Julius says"-
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"Nor as a martyr to principle, a victim of that most iniquitous and tyrannical Act of Uniformity?"
