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  <dc:title>Letter: Eyre Evans Crowe to William Pennel Esq., touching a sum of £25. He reflects on French politics: "The Republicans are knocked on the head for many a day, &amp; lost in public opinion", and on the nature of public opinion: "Indifference then succeeds to zeal in the mass, and reaction to fear in the middle and upper classes. France is already at this point; and England will reach it in 1835 perhaps".</dc:title>
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  <dc:date>Pre 1835</dc:date>
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