Public-spirited

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 416
pub'lik-spir'it-ed, adj. having a fete, fir mi, hir mine Pugnacious spirit actuated by regard to the public interest: with a regard to the public interest.—-adv. Pub'* lic-splrTtedly. —n. PubTlc-splrltedncas.
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