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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

A correspondent of the Herald relates the
following incident; 1t appears tina, General
Gushing is the only man in the cabinet who
can talk anything besides English. At the
diplomatic dinner given by M. de Bodisco on
Wednesday, the Attorney General charmed
p and ' versae pa
Like a vertable polygot, he conversed in
French with M. LIE Compile de Sartiges. in
Spanish with Don Calderon de la Barca. and
in Dutch with Baron Tesla, spoke German
with Baron Won Gevot, Portuguese with De
Figaniere and the most unexce ptionable Tus
can with the representatives of the two Sicilies.
Alas the Secretary OF State made sorry Fl
CURE in tolerable English only. But some
people think he can walk Spanish"-an &C.
complshment every body has not cultivated
and which i, is said Caleb knows how to teach
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

In strolling through the Messrs. Shanks
tobacco Factory, we were shown a lot of to-
hacco raised in the County ofFoyd, by Mr..
Hall, for which our neighbors in Lynchburg
would have paid high price. for the purpose
of presenting it to their Southern friends
We understand that the Citizens of Floyd will
pay more attention hereafter to his crop, which
for several years has proved to be so profita.
ble-R0dnoke Beacon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

THE DUCHESS OF SouTHERLAND's petition
to the ladies' of the United States. we under.
derstand, is on the way here to be entrusted to
Mrs. Stowe, whose absence was not calculated
upon. One ofthese papers is said to be sign
ed by half million Of ladies', and another by
one hundred and sixty thousand.
Such petition may prompt return petit
tion from the United States for the emancipa
! ton of the peopleof the East Indies from Brit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

The Republican calls the opposition of
wings to the democratic party barking at the
moon" The moon shines with borrowed
light-changes every month, and, learned men
say Is destitute of the elements of life-wheel.
ing on in the darkness and the void barren,
rugged, unseemly maos. Is it for one or all
oil these reasons, that ur neighbor likens de
mocracy to the moon7
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08
Tnr HORSE op DrIrcarss, Friday night

THE HorsE or DsLEeaTEs. Friday night
says the Richmond Wing. passed the bill to
increase the vote of the State in the Internal
Improvement Companies. We have already
Expressed the opinion. that The principle which
jnstifes this proceeding. would Justify repuJla'
ton. Il substantial bal faith to the indisid-
uals who have been induced to subscribe their
money. under the belefand on the implied
condition, that they should have voice in the
management of the works. The effect will be
to deter individuals from subscribing hereafter
and the works authorized this winter on the
two and three ffihs principle will fall through,
and tho parties here next winter,comblne, and
put their projects on the State Treasury.
at has always been considered highly de
sirable To enlist the capital the enterprise and
the vigilance of individuals IN public improve
ments. In every State, where the attempt has
been made TO carry on system OF improve
nen,s by the State alone, waste and corrup'
ton and failure have been the consequence
Penns, lvania and Georgia are two memora-
BILE instances IN point. We see nothing in our
condition, calculated to make US exceptions 10
the general rule.
we nope Inc SENATE, where Oh late mas oeen
exhibited spirit of manliness and patriotism,
will from wise regard to the best interests of
the State, take this subject into serious consid
Grafton. The power # the State, with its pres
ent scale of voting, is,on account of lis com
pactness, quite nigh irresistible; but ii may be
overpowered by the individual stockholders, If
any mons,rous or niquitous measure is propos
ed. That fact has induced individuals to sub
scribe But if they and their money are TO be
subjected to irresponsible State proxies. OF
course they will steer clear of the whole mat
ter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

RELEAsEo OF PRISONERS We learn through
aprivate letterirom Europe, says the Nation.
al intelligencer that our Minister at Madrid.
Mr. barringer. has fully succeeded in his eff
iorts' through his personal influence with the
Government there, in procuring from the
queen OF Spain pardon and release of the
Hungarian prisoners of the Lopez expedition
OF 1851 against the island of Cuba, who have
been SO long confined in the Spanish preside
at Ceuta, in Africa,and who were made an ex
ception to the general pardon granted to the
American and other prisoners of the expedi
ton. They are eighth number.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08
The NeW SiIrer Coin.

The Philadelphia Bulletin contains draw
ings oil new American quarters, issued under
the act of the last Congress, on the LIST inst
They are exactly like the old except that the
new issue has rays around the eagle and
spear head each side of the date. The respec
tive weights of The various coins authorised
by the acts of 1887 and 1853 are as follows:
Act Of Jan. 1887. Act Of Feb 1853.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

Robert Johnston. esq, the present Auditor
gives notice that he will accept the nomination
for one of the Board of Public Works, if ten
dered to him by the Democratic Convention
ton to be held in Winchester; and if no Con
venton is held he will be candidate
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

Hon. R. X. Meade addresses a card to his
constituents through the columns of the South
Side Democrat, from which it appears that
he declines being candidate for reelection
1t is supposed that he will receive a foreign
appointment from General Pierce
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

III thraI,lom; for religious liberty and equality
n England and ireland; for the better govern,
nent Of the Irish nation; for the separation oil
he Church from the State, and for the abol'-
ion ofhereditary rulers, such as monarchs'
lukes. lords, &c.-Nc,0 York Express Isl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

TIE TROUBLE AT SAN JUAN Dispatches
from Captain Holiins.-It is said dispatches
have been received at Washington, from Capt
Holtns, Of the sloop Of war Cayne, giving a
detailed account of the proceedings at San
Juan dc Nicaragua. Instead of his having
interfercd in violation of the wishes Of the Brit
ish Consul directly the reverse appears to have
been the case; and, therefore the statement that
the consul had dispatched a messenger TO the
Belize, ordering 10 San Juan a British vessel
OF war, is all moonshine. According to Capt.
Iolllns' dispatches,tne Americans attached to
the Transit Company establishment, probably
fearing the violence of the mob at Greytown
or San Juan, applied 10 the British Consul for
protection. That functionary told them that he
could not interfere in behalf of American cit-
zens, but advised them TO apply to Captain
Holns, who was lying off the harbor with the
Cyane. They accordingly did so, and the cap
tain then saw the British Consul and, after
consultation tn him and the Americans. he
adopted the necessary measures for the pro.
lection of the property. II will thus be seen
that the only important features of the news
the probable difficulty with the British au-
thorlties-is entirely unfounded in fact AS to
The difficulties which the Transit Company APP
pear to labor under 1t is probable they will be
adjusted upon the arrival of our new Minister
IN Central Am, rica Mr. Joseph l.. White,
the counsel of the Transit Company, has arriv
ed at Washington nd has had long inter-
view with the President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

oil The precious metals will not fall below a
hundred million of dollars Tor many years, and
that 10 quarter of a century this supply will
dep eeiate money to one.half OF one third It's
present value"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

PATRTcK.-Samue G.. Staples (Whig) the
present delegate from Patrick is a candidate
for reelection, without opposition. Mr.. S. is
one of the most useful members OF the Legis
lature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

Lieut.. Denman, U. S. Army, was recently
killed at San Antonio, Texas, by the accidental
discharge of gun in the hands of Lieut.. Hol
bird.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08
A correspondent from Paris. speaking of the

A correspondent from Paris. speaking ri the
personal appearance Of Louis Napoleon, says
he looks well on horseback, but cuts very
bad figure on foot, in consequence OF the OK
traordinary hortness of his legs.
1t is curious that just at this time, when pro
yress is all the rage, the greater part OF the CIV
lied world should be governed by short legg
ed people Queen Vic moves very near the
ground-dtto. he Queen Of Spain. Our
Brgsdier can compete with any ofthem m the
brevty ofhis underpinnings-ond 10 come still
nearer home, our Joseph is a marvel as well as
a model of proporlion.-R. Wig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

All Of the silver coins are now to be made
of one purity-nine parts of silver and one
part alloy. The issue of three cent pieces now
in circulation contains rs parts silver aud 25
parts aIIoy.-R. Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

WHAT Coin IS COMING To.-The Nortl,
American Review has an elaborate article or
the production of gold and silver, in which
tnewriter thinks it but the exercise of ordina
~ caution 10 assume that ",he annual suppl,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

Gen. Scott is making arrangements to change
the head, quarters Of the Army 10 New York.
His household furniture in Washington is ad
tised for sale.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

TRIAL OF SPRrNG.-Up to 8 o'clock Mon
day night,a jury had npt been empannelled
for the second trial of Spring. Eleven had
been decided competent jurors, and other
talosmen were ordered to be summoned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

MONTGOMERY CoUNTY.-The parties, res
pectlvely, in Montgomery county have their
candidates in the field. The wings in Capt.
James F. Preston, the present member of the
House, who declines reelection, lose an able
and influential delegate. They have nomina-
ted as his successor Waller r. Staples. who
has given evidence by his constant application
and the ability and zeal with hich he has enter.
ed many hard contest with older speakers of
the opposition, that he is competent and wor,
thy to sustain their ascendancy in the county,
though it ia generally closely contested.
The Democrats nominated Mr.. - Wall,
who is strong partzan and will command
'ul vote.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

DEATH FROM WANT OF SLERP.-How long
can one live without sleep? This question
has never been answered. But authentic
communication has been made to British So
ciety. whose field of operations are in Asia
descriptive of punishment which is peculiar
TO the original code Of China. 1t appears
from this communication, that Chinese mer
chant had been convicted Of numbering his
v lie, and Was sentenced 10 die by being 10.
tally deprived of the privilege of going to sleep.
This singular and painful mode ofquittlng an
earthly existence was carried into execution
at Annoy under the following circumstances:
The condemned placed in prison under
the care of three of the police guard, who re-
LEVIED each othereveIy alternate hour, and who
prevented the prisoner from falling asleep for
single moment, night or day He thus lv-
ed for nineteen days without enjoying any sleep.
AT the commencement Of the eighth day his
snffetings were SO severe that he impored the
authorities to grant him the blessed opportuni-
~ of being strangulated, ga~roted, euilotined,
burned 10 death, drowned, quartered, shot,
blown up with gunpowder or put to death in
any conceivable way which their humanity or
icrociy could invent. This will give US some
idea of the horror Of dying because you cannot
go TO sleep.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

NOTICE.-Tte Subscriber having loc ated in m.
" House formerly occupied by the late Richard T.
ree one door below the Warwick House. Main Sire,
Lynchbug. takes this method of informing h friend
and the public generally that he Is now receiving aa
opening q large and general assortment Of
Groceries, Dry Goods. Liquors, DC
recently purchased in the Northern Cities on the mos,
favorable terms The folio wing comprises portion oe
his stock.
Rio Laguira, lava. and Mannilla CoHee
n. O., Porto Rico. and Cuba Molasses
n. o., Crushed Clarified Powdered Loaf and
Coffee Sugars
Country and Rolled Iron.
Cast. Shear and Blister Steel
Rectifed and Old Rye Whisky
French ard Apple Brandy,
Tanners Oil,
Cotton Yarns, Teas. Rice,
Brown and Yariegated Soaps.
Adamantinc Sperm and Taow Candles
Besides many other articles tedious 10 mentio
which he is determined to sell on as reasonable ter,o a.
they be bought in this market. Particular aen,i
paid tn Goods forwarded TO my care and MISC N he
sale of country produce n. HOBSON.
April8-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08
nIANAe' BLANKS!
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.
CONSTABLES' Warrants,
~ Executions,
Delivery Bonds and Notices
Indemnifying Bonds.

sHERlFFS' Delivery Bonds and Notices.
Indemnifytng Bonds.
Bills of Ladtng, Negotiable Notes
Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
And all the different BLANKS which are found for saIa co
he had at the yirgnian Office there is ore and hoo
iul supply just issued from the press. ~ ~
me gentleman to whom the execution of department o
our business is entrusted has superior in the state and
VINO may order work at this establishment may rest assured
speedy and faithful performance. - e VI
ourtacilitesf for Pamphlet, Card, n nd Rule Work
are complete which, with the large addition OF Fancy Tvs
embellishments recently made the yirgipan ms cool i
othce as is to be found in the interior. 49, ~.
lrers from the City and Country respectfully solicited
ia 26-d&efts TEppy a SIY3s,n -,
RIANYo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08

NNS west Hanover Pre- -bytcry will
hold its Spring meeting, Little Concord
Church. Charlotte Co. Va, near the Red House com
mcncng at IL O'Clock A. on the Thursday bcfor.
the Bird Sabbath in April, 1853
AprilS-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08
DIAPER! PAPE.!. PAPER!..-l

L. receiving by c. Morse full assortment, contain
ing many new styles, among which may be found,
Fine Laid Ruled Cap and Letter, at reduced prices,
Superin do do do,
Masto, Bath, Commercial and Paris Post,
Blue and White ruled and plain,
Legal Cap,
Light and Heavy Cup and Letter,
Tissue, " hite and assorted Colors
Crown Ryoal. Medium and double Manila
Buff, P. o. and Envelope,
Thin Envelope. suitable for News Papers
Broad and Long Bill Paper, &c, &c.
Apri8-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08
w. MINER, of New York-I

nOCTOR w. MINER, of New York-Ho.
- moeopathic Physician and Surgeon, is tudent
of Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia md has
practced the Aepahic old School system of medicine
for nearly three years. salso graduate of the Homo
eopathic College of Philadelphia, and has practiced
Homeopathy for nearly the same length of time, in
New York
Comment upon The efficacy of the Homeopathic prac.
ce of medicine is unnecessary, for ts rapid develop
men throughout the Id ia well known to the read
ing public to require l..
Dr. Miner has permanently located in the city of
Lynchburg-Ofice in the new bulng of the Citizens
Savings Bank, up stairs
Dr. Miner produce references from some of the
distinguished members Of the Faculty the North
April8-d1m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-08
NOR VEIL HOUS
(FOrmerly the Franklin Hotol)
This SpIe idly Furnis
II o 7 E L,

is NOW OPEN FOR BoARDERs AND Travellers.
N o expense has been spared in the style of fitting
y it up and none will be regarded in rendering its
GENERAL ACCOMMODATIONS agreeable to the most fas-
tidious. THOS. ROSSER, Proprietor.
Apr7-ts #s-sE
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pension and Boun,y Land Laws. with the opin-
iaoas Of he Department. in execution l77d
o"s To"on ss9 assi ~ Price
aeng auspices under which this work presented 70 The
ups for the Wh. Judgment
prompted The undertaking. in order 10 relieve he doubts and
which large portion OF our eiow-ci'zena
claiming and bounty lands have been subjected by The
Commissioner Of Pensions, gared at the
io" mnsaion mai "a eompee compialion was vey much
whereby every claimant may be Of 'he precise
and decisions ene them as well The forms and regulations by
appeal when they apprehend that injustice has
il would persons
The number dormant claims that have been
United for less than is due justly
a% sy s Of By aas
facts in such and the provisions The opinions o. Aor
10 be found in This work hs parties snued might recover ne,
nss shs' @ By the
work overssh.s have been committed
claims boil. in pensions and bounty lands by nadye
rs%dsed vouneers Indian in which
s @ Of % s f from s S IL
erals ofhee And in respect 10 revolutionary claims
funding and Al 70 a. where The
OF OF @ work nanen We the
public win pehSed to the volume, embracing the follow
ing viz:
h'ila'd F,lm s,s,r J. i II c nam,Dh'
Vii. A. Graham ham, NJ K Hall.
Members Of the Washington Bar.
Rch'd s. j. NJ Carlisle,
JOS ii. Bradley Walter Lenox,
z. Il. Fendai, Richd Wallach.
Chaen Of Pension Committees Of Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatres &c.
w. Jones-Chaiman of Committee Pensions, Senate,
Hanis-Chaman of Invalid Pensions, House of Repre-
|
Moses McDonad-Chairman of Revolutionary Claims House OF
Representatives.
Peter Editor OF the " American State Papers"
no Orders work enclosing So SO
Immediately supplied, by mall Adams' Express,
age freight prepaid part of the United States
MAYO & MOULTON.
ID I4-eodlms
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I'm petition Stephen Long Of Louisville kenueky pray
for extension of patent him the seventh
"a November 1883,
bridge Tor from the expaiop OF sad
which The seventh "a day of November
hundred and my three, (ls53)--
IL ordered that the said petition be heard Patent Once
Monday, the MN ) September ~ o'clock,
all nnned appear any they
why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension required file la the Paten
Once their objections specially forth in writing least
before hearing All nled by either
said hearing, transmitted In
cofdance with The rules the ONCE which will be furnished
picaton.
Ordered that this notice be published in the National nteli
geneer, Republic Union, Washington city Journal
the Couher, Louisville Kentucky the Gazette and the Atlas Gin
Ohio weeks previous
the MN t5l day Of September next, the day OF hearing
Il, c.. WEIGuTMAN,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents
s-Edtors above papers will and send the
bills Patent Once with containing THIS nouce
Ap2-iaw3w
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THrAsuRr DEPARTMENT, March 70, ls5;

Treasury DEPARTMENT, March 20 1883.
THE lowest proposals constructing The Louisville custom
house. received amber advertisement OF December lea2
erection, exceeding Inc amount
appropriation remaining for that purpose II mas oeen decided
but 70 reopen Inc suel
further therefore hereby gNeh ma proposals
viii be received this until " O'Clock noon o e
May (which be separate Tor eaeh KIND oil WORK.
agreeaby such notifications the original pan and pcea
prepared by the experimenting achlieet as WIN Hhs me
The for the whole building whn me sum
The department The night 10 reject he pro.
posa invited II the amount exceed that SUM % n
be otherwise deemed necessary 10 The Interests OF e united
States
win Ba awarded master builders
without The OF the sec
Rotary Treasury will forfeiture the Egy
work and materials furnished nc
he quantities and amounts TO be asctI
The experimenting aIchecD VIII be paid IRON lime 10
work fifteen cent be retained unu me
building completed and delivered TO the United states
Every proposal be accompanied by written guarantee,
signed responsible leefhed TO be so by m attorney
the United States district judge for the said dc a inc
bidder his be accepted enter INTO
proper sufficient IN the penalty
whole work (and It's several parts IN popooh)
for 9 faithful performance Of said contract. ~
The plans working drawings the building
can the proposed WORK
application 10 the experimenting achleet at
| uvie, Kentucky. !,
The proposals addressed 70 The
endorsed Proposals Tor Louiaviie
aud will be opened O'Clock, on the day
receiving in tle presence OF the bidders, any
w " '' JAMES GUTHRIE,
| Mar OF the Treasury.
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FACULTY Abraham cauihsn late Of the circuit
Hon Nathan Green OF the judges court
Hon BIomaed L. Ridley, Of the ehaneeors State.
Judges Caruers Green dev 10 their whole time exclusively
The sehO0 - ~.
plan of Daily examinations class me
honks No regular OF lectures Of the
daily lessons progress OF The examinations
Weekly law and when
dents statement Of facts by the profess
and all the In actual
nyaetce
deeds Wills records all OF documents be read evl-
dence trials appeal 10
supreme moot court, which is held monthly and in
session. The students clerks, stet-
jurors judges and ehaneeiors and IA other ocia ca
pacies connected with their suits.
the third Monday in Sep
tember Thursday In February The second com
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday IN July ~ ..
Expenses per seon.Tuuon fee $50, In advance contingent
81 boarding about $50 Students furnish their own boos
which canb q had in the Lebanon bookstores
complete the tue
class No previous study required for ad
regular classes Students enter al
any during the collegiate
Number of students collegiate year eiphy-sx
ROBERT l.. CAKuTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees.
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nIPLonACY-the Law Of S~t,ons-consuInr Law
De Cussyi Dctonnaire du Diplomatic du consu volume
Lepsic, lss6
De Cercq De valat-Gude Praique dcs Coasua, vol.
Paris, ISL
MenschManuel Praque du Consulate vol Lepsc, lsio.
on Consular Esabhmeptsi by D. u. Warden general
the United States at Paris vol Printed Tin Englh) al Paris,
1873.
De Cussy-R.ge Consulaires l vol. Leipsic, 1851
Wcquelort ct SEES foncuons vols CoogneJ
IT'S
wolG-Ppcipe. des volumes.
Amsterdam, 1883.
De vera-Ie Pars hrhassssdeurj vols Leyden, 1909.
DE Mart,ns-Gude Dplomstiquog vols Pnrs, 1897.
Flynns British Consul's Handbook 4 vol. London.
Green Consular Service vol, (pamphet) London
Henshnw Manual FOR United States Consus volume. New
York, 1870
Matens-Causes Celebres Lepsc
1897.
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Pufndorf-Dod de la Nature, done into English by Carewi
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Grotus-Dro de euerro ct de la Psir vol Base 174s
GrouusDro de Ia Guerre, translated into English vol Lon
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Meisel-Cours Style Diplomstque; vols Paris 1896.
Eliou's Diplomatic Code.
Buriamaqui's Natural and Polite Law.
Rutherord's Institutes.
Nauel's Law Of Nations.
Chityis Law Of Nations.
Wheatonis Law Of Nations
wbeaonis History OF Nations
wdmans History Of Nations
Poison and Homes History Of Nations.
Montesqueu'- Spirit Of Laws
Sparks Diplomatic Correspondence.
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