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Your book has, of course, the defects of its qualities. Its looseness of citation and broadness of statement are but a part of that genial companionableness and largeness which are its charm. Its whole treatment suggests rather the conversation of a scholarly and widely experienced man of action than
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Venezuelan government, and in the end, this effort occupied much of his time from 1896 to 1899. His friend and colleague
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1921–1937, and author of two books (see below) which explicitly state they are based on outlines "printed but not published" by George
Lincoln Burr
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