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1
His last pamphlet, however, is a most
scurrilous
attack
against his country.
2
Mr Brown says the proceedings are a
scurrilous
attack
orchestrated by the opposition Democratic Party.
3
Have you heard-haveyou heard of the
scurrilous
attack
?
4
And you haven't read that book,
Jack
,
-
that
scurrilous
attack
on the industries of the South?
5
It was a
scurrilous
attack
on the emperor, printed at Brussels, entitled The Amours of Napoleon III.
6
After Wendell Phillips made an equally
scurrilous
attack
on Judge Hoar, Emerson refused to take his hand.
7
A
scurrilous
attack
of O'Connell on Peel in 1815 was followed by a challenge, and a duel was prevented only by the arrest of O'Connell.
8
There were
scurrilous
attacks
on me in the journals; I had to grow a rhinoceros's hide.
9
Not another of those
scurrilous
attacks
on you for putting that bill through to relieve Colonel Pendleton?
10
But so the fact was; and his elevation gave rise to
scurrilous
attacks
,
as well as grave forebodings.
11
"William Bioff is the victim of a merciless series of
scurrilous
attacks
,
"
Browne decried.
12
The Arya Somaj, of India, is now using it, both in the vernacular and in the English, in its bitter and often
scurrilous
attacks
.
13
The worst things she said were not as bad as things Shelley said-asthe bitter invective and
scurrilous
attacks
common to pamphleteers of the time.
14
"You know perhaps that I sent him a few days ago a
scurrilous
attack
on the South by a Yankee woman- anewnovel?"
scurrilous
attack
scurrilous