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Essay on the Creative Imagination

Note 154 — CONCLUSION

Albert Heyem Nachmen Baron translation

There has often been cited the instance of certain maniacs at Charenton, who, during the Franco-Prussian War, despite the stories that were told them, the papers that they read, and the shells bursting under the walls of the asylum, maintained that the war was only imagined, and that all was only a contrivance of their persecutors.

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