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il The story is one that is certain to be widely read, and it is well that it should be so, especially at this moment ; it grips the heart and haunts the imagination. To have written such a book is to render a supreme service, for it is as well to know what the rough work means of subjugating inferior races.” — Daily News.
" Some of the imaginative passages are very fine. . . , The book is powerfully written.” — Scotsman.
u Is well and impressively written.” — Pall Mall Gazette .
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