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... spelaking generally, the state of the country during that period was dangerous an(I explosive. Thus the riots in Kent, under John Thom, alias Sir AVillian Courtenay, otherwise the Messiah (in 1838), exhibit a degree of ignorance and obscure disaffection ...

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