FOOTNOTES:[30]SeeChapter XXV.[31]SeeChapter XI.[32]Ibid.THE ENDPrinted byR. & R. Clark, Limited,Edinburgh.
[30]SeeChapter XXV.
[30]SeeChapter XXV.
[31]SeeChapter XI.
[31]SeeChapter XI.
[32]Ibid.
[32]Ibid.
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