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at his trial. The King of Spain was fA, and ot Naples the same thing. They pasd their lives in hunting, and despatched to couriers week, one thousand miles, tolt each other know what game they had kilb the preceding days. The King of Sardih was fool. All these were Bourbons 1e Queen of Portugal, Braganza, was an idt by nature. And so was the King of Dl. mark. Their sons, as regents, exercised t powers of government. The King of Pruss successor to the great Frederick, was a mi hog in body as well as in mind. GustaIs of Sweden, and Joseph of Austria, were I ally crazy, and George of England you knk was in straight waistcoat. There remaini, then, none but old Catharine, who had bd, too lately picked up to have lost her comnt, sense. In this state Buonaparte found H. rope; and it was this state of its rulers tilt lost it with scarce a struggle. These animk had become without mind and powerless ] and so will every hereditary monarchy after a few generations. Alexander, te grandson of Catherine, is as.yct an exceptid. He is able to hold his own. But he is only,t the third generation. His race is not I. worn out. And so endeth the book of Kins. from all of whom the Lord deliver us, ah have you, my friend, and all such good nh and true, in his holy keeping.

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