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AIEssRs. I feel fattered and touched
at the sympathy you express in the let
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az. de Miranda. [ consider it as rather
addressed to the liberal revivar of my
country than to myself. Spain owes
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and to the Gdulois in particular, which
las undertaken to demonstrate to
Europe the legitimacy of the revolu
ton. / have great satisfaction in being
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for your powerful advocacy of our prin-
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chat it is being a model of moderation.
1T is seen that it is the work of gen.
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