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“Los comentarios son superfluos: las reflexiones inútiles. Un grito universal los condenará unánimemente donde quiera que latan corazones generosos, donde quiera que haya ideas de humanidad, donde quiera que las palabras "justicia, caridad y religión" no sean vacías de sentido.”

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