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...Although the whole subject (says he, speaking of Sand's case,) is involved in a maze of inextricable difficulty, it is not the less worthy of minute and...persons of a very different class to Kotzebue and IJjpl I" — P. 23. We must enter our decided protest against the strain of reasoning now become too... | |
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...Although the whole subject (says he, speaking of Sand's case,) is involved in a maze of inextricable difficulty, it is not the less •worthy of minute...persons of a very different class to Kotzebue and Ibel ?'' — P. 23. We must enter our decided protest against the strain of reasoning now become too common... | |
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... threat to the rulers of the Continent, and intimates his opinion, that without a great change of system, the dagger of the assassin may soon become the ordinary weapon of political reformation. " Although the whole subject (says he, speaking of Sand's... 