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- After a number had been killed, or had gone insane, their cases were taken up by the liberal press of Europe, resulting in the release of a few survivors. - "Anarchism and Other Essays", Emma Goldman.
- I was sure it was more than the weakness resulting from his experience in the fire. - "The Film Mystery", Arthur B. Reeve.
- The priests and the doctrinaires of every sort have given themselves for centuries to this labor of abstraction, and have forced themselves to maintain the resulting illusions. - "Essays on the Materialistic Conception of History", Antonio Labriola.