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Thirty years in Madagascar

Note 28 — Chapter IV · THE MORNING BREAKING

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‘The transition of any community from a state of repression to one of supremacy tends to change the character of the offences of which it takes cognizance. It accentuates the organization. It elevates the by-laws to a new prominence, and makes offences against them important.’—Hatch.

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