The Sun.
London, England, 1866-10-25 00:00:00

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LO_VDON, 77IURSDAI, (,CT. 25, 1866.

Perhaps, after all, there is more to regret than to
wonder at in the hard terms forced upon Saxony.
It is all of a piece with the conduct of Prussia from
beginning to end, and more especially in consonance
with her policy of the present year. As for saying
that Saxony might have had better terms had she