The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-07 00:00:00

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THE GAUNTLET of FREEDOM;
A Satire, a Treatise, a Warning, an Exposure, a Denuncia-
tion, a Prophecy, and a Defiance. Partition of Russia the only
security for Europe. Peacemongers versus Peace. Secret Diplomacy
versus the people of England. Function of England in European
Eventua sties, &e.
" Another manifesto of the Anti-Palmerstonian school."—Athe-
nteum.
" A remarkable work ; cannot fall at the present crisis to interest
all narties."—Woolwich Journal and Army and Navy Gazette.
"A severe and ceustic volume. The author thinks rightly, speaks
bolbly, reasons cogently. His dissection of the Peace Conference
arguments is complete, and his ridicule of their fallacies is annihilat-
ing."—Morning Advertiser.
" The author is every inch an Englishman, both in politics and
religion—noble in sentiment, pregnant with information demanded
by the history of passing even. a." —Wolverhampton and Staffordshire
Herald. _ . .

" Ihe Gauntlet of Freedom' has been burled clashing down on
the arena of political controversy; let us see who will take it up.
The boldest might find in the author is fitting antagonist. Every
page deserves quotation".—Birmiagham Mercury.
"A masterly discussion of these canons of intervention and nem-
intervent,on. The questions of the balance of power, &c., are treated
with great philc sophical accurnen and in a truly origical and power-
ful style."—The Kentish Independent.
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London which looks something like a programme of the nationalities
in the impending European struggle. The unquestionable powers dis-
played will not fail to strike every reader. We cannot but admire
his spirit and talent."—Gloucester Journal.
" The Gauntlet of Freedom' has already won honourable notice
from a large portion of the newspaper press. It is a work of extra-
ordinary power and of great foresight as to Euro can eventualities.
A champion precise and inexorable in logic, remorseless in satire,
well fortified with facts and statistics, &c."—Stroud Journal.

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