The Cecil Whig., 1872-12-14
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France "A R'I,uhlic--ElI.uEA and Germany gradually
p.rn"ated with publican l"tsSi pain swayin. in In.
"ies- grasp of ruler good Tor :, kim and TOO
weak ior Republican. VIII" /, umaLIe to govern the
great Island that blocks the 10 cur Gulf of
Mexico, and equally unuil" tu give it up-thr German
speaking people aga"h by new Protrs srl-
rating from the See ct Rome the dosita o P.Ial
lnalibility aud assuming 10 recognize the Old Cail-
clcs the whcle Continent prevailed hy the intellect
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philosophical he"nstcisi, m";cra and the advance. Of
fhyslraI Sci"nre-EGsa;t and Great Britain running II
for he final gains that shall ierrnin. A,iatic SUI
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