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SOME MEMORIES OF ANTWERP.

explain the frequent opposition he has roused. If that be so, the problem arises: Does this opposition express the substance of his character, and will that opposition not gather strength as the German people more fully realize how entirely their government is out of date and il

So far from being a medieval Holy Roman Emperor he is the most modern of rulers. This sovereign so often described as medieval is almost American in his tastes and sympathies. He delights in receiving African and Yankee millionaires like Cecil Rhodes and Mr. Pierpont Morgan. He

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