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About 177.1997
- Title: 177.1997
- Author(s): Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild
- Date of creation: 1897
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In shaping its destinies mankind seems to obey forces
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rises and falls in ever-varying eddies. By their
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aevote his genius to the adornment of Churches and Palaces
4t when the growth of the democracy destroyed the
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attering broadcast the old artistie accumulations
Old, produced by the very action of the democracy.
if the artist no longer
and the Prince , he now doves homage
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