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Caeser's Column: Chapter VIII. The Brotherhood

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I cannot give you, my dear brother, a detailed account of every day's occurrences, although I know that your love for me would make every incident of interest to you. I shall, however, jot down my reflections on sheets, and send them to you as occasion serves. The more I have seen, and the more I have conversed with Maximilian, the more clearly I perceive that the civilized world is in a desperate extremity.

Caeser's Column: Chapter VIII. The Brotherhood

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