Harper's Weekly, Vol. 35: Journal of Civilization; July 4, 1891 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from Harper's Weekly, Vol. 35: Journal of Civilization; July 4, 1891

Banott Hm It'll reomtly reported as nying that lie doubted whether the crueltiea of the enclo siou of Jean lrotn Roads were known to the Czar. The remark m distal-ed probably not so much in expre an actual doubt as a diplomatic donor. He suppoeed. Probably. That the (mr might he more db poecd to cooperate with the Baron's scheme of re moval if the Baron spoke of him with extreme coon tees. But whatever may hare been the motive. Then is no longer any doubt of the Cear's approval of the cruel policy of exclusion. Be Map the en tire mpmrsibllity, saying that the Jews deaem it. As having heeu concerned to every nihilist plot and all nvoluti-msry diaturl-ance. The Haitian hipnlyti and the Rania. Amaxon are is or the more kind. The treatment of the Jews in Russia. Horr ever. In not surprising. Becau the treatment of Ru siaua who am not Jews is not lees strocioua Our diplomatic relations with tho country and our trade intercomao load to s certain international politeness which mid! Toeonml from us the monstrous system of the Russian government.

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