Excerpt from The New Monthly Magazine, 1854, Vol. 101 My friends were never very numerous, and I am well-nigh forgotten by t e few who remain. But it may so hap

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Excerpt from The New Monthly Magazine, 1858, Vol. 112 A great deal of irrelevant matter has been written about high and low-caste men, and the comparative disci

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