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1 II  | physician who practises, the political physician, and the physician~
2 II  |     the~papers as we studied political events, or the debates in
3 VI  |     Bourbons.~ ~The field of political warfare is evidently changed.
4 VI  |     Marcas' place was in the political press. Being poor and unable~
5 VIII|   the painful~aspects of the political situation. Each of us contributed
6 VIII|    by Marcas, the soldier of political warfare. Nor was it the~
7 VIII| could not win seats.~Even if political majority had been fixed
8 VIII|  same members, men devoid of~political talent, unable to speak
9 XI  |  artist, turned him out as~a political personage ought to be dressed.~ ~