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WHEN the late Mr. Whitbread's father, the brewer, first opposed the Duke
of Bedford's interest at Bedford, the Duke informed him that he would
spend L50,000 rather than he should come in. Whitbread, with true
English spirit, replied, that was nothing; the sale of his grains would
pay for that.
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