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Hobhouse abounds in continental anecdotes of this extraordinary man; all in favour of his intellect and courage, but against his

bonhommie

. No wonder;—how should he, who knows mankind well, do other than despise and abhor them?

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greater the equality, the more impartially evil is distributed, and becomes lighter by the division among so many—therefore, a Republic!

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notes from Madame de Stael unanswered—and so they shall remain.

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