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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 9 (1898) (1898)

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arm in their devotion to their children and to their parents, at any rate not tury since, which leads the National Zeitung (Berlin) dressed as Cupid, with wings and a bow and a quiver absolutely callous; and though any active benevo- to give expression, editorially, to the following : of arrows.… … practical conduct. It produces in them bring men enough here to quarter a none of that fanaticism which impels whole battalion in every village. The people must, therefore, remain peaceful other races of Asia to deeds of war, and And what would you gain by hostility ? The Czar has bestowed full…

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