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- a84b88c2daf4e9f15808fc6e4efdadb4c642e7366e6aaa01e1a383f1c86b2d3c first "Guy Carleton".
- a84b88c2daf4e9f15808fc6e4efdadb4c642e7366e6aaa01e1a383f1c86b2d3c isCitedBy Bertrand_Barère.
- a84b88c2daf4e9f15808fc6e4efdadb4c642e7366e6aaa01e1a383f1c86b2d3c last "Lee".
- a84b88c2daf4e9f15808fc6e4efdadb4c642e7366e6aaa01e1a383f1c86b2d3c location "New York".
- a84b88c2daf4e9f15808fc6e4efdadb4c642e7366e6aaa01e1a383f1c86b2d3c pages "151–152".
- a84b88c2daf4e9f15808fc6e4efdadb4c642e7366e6aaa01e1a383f1c86b2d3c publisher "G.P. Putnam’s Sons".
- a84b88c2daf4e9f15808fc6e4efdadb4c642e7366e6aaa01e1a383f1c86b2d3c title "Book Orators of Modern Europe".
- a84b88c2daf4e9f15808fc6e4efdadb4c642e7366e6aaa01e1a383f1c86b2d3c year "1902".