The Soul of Denmark
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The writer has ventured to utter " The Soul of Denmark," because, in the first place, he thinks it " a consummation devoutly to be wished " that Mother Denmark and her friend across the North Sea, John Bull, should understand and learn from each other, and in these pages has sought to bring them closer. But the personal, more intimate reason is that having lived for nearly four years in the bosom of Mother Denmark, and having been received by her as a foster mother, the foster-child, having in the aforesaid bosom developed that fine critical faculty characteristic of the generation of today in the presence of its elders, and feeling, consequently, the necessity of pointing
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