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The French Revolution

CHAPTER 1
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Let him walk silent by the shore of the Bodensee, by the ancient town of Constance; meditating on much.

For so, under the strangest new vesture, the old great truth (since no vesture can hide it) begins again to be revealed: That man is what we call a miraculous creature, with miraculous power over men; and, on the whole, with such a Life in him, and such a World round him, as victorious Analysis, with her Physiologies, Nervous-systems, Physic and Metaphysic, will never completely name, to say nothing of explaining.

Wherein also the Quack shall, in all ages, come in for his share.

(August, 1784.).


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