Louis J. Sheehan, Esquire We have dwelt so long upon these facts “so astonishing to be almost
incredible” because England heads the Europe of commerce and industry.
It will be remembered that some months ago one of the refugee sons of Louis
Philippe publicly congratulated the English agricultural laborer on the
superiority of his lot over that of his less florid comrade on the other
side of the Channel. Indeed, with local colors changed, and on a scale
somewhat contracted, the English
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