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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-05396-3rot. She entertained hopes for Disraeli, although they were disappointed, and, in later years, when her sympathy for the Jewish cause led her to estimate his works more highly, she still felt that her true affinity was with Scott.

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Zum Status quo der Emotionspsychologiested only from April 1848 to the following summer after which, although elements of liberalism remained, a conservative reaction set in. In 1848, Marian Evans’s interest in radicalism led her to watch with fascination the unfolding of events in France. On 10 December 1848, the presidential election

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