The Dreyfus Case
» - Dreyfus was quietly released. Accompanied by his brother, he procoedi-d to Nantes, after going somewhere in the South of France. L'Aurore has published Dreyfus's declaration that freedom without honor counts nothing. " I strive," he says, " After reparation of a judical error until the whole of France admits my innocence." The ' Daily Chronicle's ' address of sympathy to Madame Dreyfus has been signed by 112,130 persons, including peers, officers, artists, all classes of the community, and members of the Glad stone family The Exhibition boycott is collapsingM. Zola, in a letter to Madame Dreyfus, scathingly denounces the Government's iniquitous weakness in offering mercy insteady of j ustice. He declares that the Government, were guilty of wilful blindness in imagining they could pacify. Rehabilitation vas necessary for Franca rather than Breyfqs.
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Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3102, 26 September 1899, Page 3
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131The Dreyfus Case Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3102, 26 September 1899, Page 3
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