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1 Literary feeling is jealous, no doubt justly, on general grounds , of expurgations.
2 I regret the discussion on general grounds , but most on account of Plunket.
3 Upon general grounds Charles was now willing enough to leave Jersey.
4 Of course he put all this on very general grounds .
5 Cornelia detested gold-entirelyon general grounds and for abstract reasons.
6 He argues with much force on general grounds that species are not immutable productions.
7 I made known the general grounds of my dissatisfaction with you, that was all.'
8 We can only base such speculations on general grounds .
9 The party which defended his title was, on general grounds , disposed to curtail his prerogative.
10 Moreover, he was intuitive enough to feel her antipathy toward him on purely general grounds .
11 The party which was, on general grounds , friendly to prerogative, was adverse to his title.
12 On merely general grounds ; but you see I am open to all evidence in your favor.
13 But, even on general grounds , some qualification should be made in favor of the challenged party.
14 In the seventeenth century able arguments against the superstition, on general grounds , began to be multiplied.
15 The objection is on general grounds of policy.
16 We shall not argue it on general grounds .
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