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Rousseau and Romanticism

Note 141 — Chapter V · ROMANTIC MORALITY: THE REAL

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Maxime Du Camp asserts in his Souvenirs littéraires (I, 118) that this anæmia was due in part to the copious blood-letting to which the physicians of the time, disciples of Broussais, were addicted.

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