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... qualities of the Aryan races are shared by some of the other families of man.' Of the capacities of the Asiatic peoples we can speak with an approximation to certainty, for their native talent/ and tendencies have been displayed in their civiliseboos; but ...

... deal of interest was displayed at Bath, the sewage of towns and the food of the people. He did not regret being excused from speaking on the question of sewage, as the subject was one which was not altogether agreeable, and one which could net be freely handled ...

... the Government, and the Convention will help to attain it. As regards the meaning of the transfer of the capital, facts will speak for themselves. The execution of this condition is being prepared, and in a few months (saving its ratification by the Parliament) ...

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... 000 men. t added to Grant's present force. the srarthworks which girdle Ridge: so often described. The correspondent also speaks of Wilmington, and the report that Po the attacking fleet, characterising son of Virginia :— I can promise &oaths him here ...

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... in the Emperor, who has entirely devoted himself to the Roman question. 1 believe also that be will mast us for Venice. I speak as a private individual. Some solution may become possible with respect to Venice. I believe the mind of the Emperor of Austria ...