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62.] [Footnote 328: The reference as given by Lockhart is as follows: "This man, who has shown so much genius, has a good deal of the manners, or want of manners, peculiar to his countrymen." (_Lockhart_, Vol.

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62.) Cooper observes in regard to this point: "The manners of most Europeans strike us as exaggerated, while we appear cold to them.