Bratish

General Bratish said he was in attendance, and had let fall some remarks there.

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While pursuing these investigations, I learned from what I regarded as high authority, that General Bratish had presented an address to Lord

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Bratish about his consular authority and proceedings in every particular.

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Bratish, he left Rio Janeiro in consequence of being appointed by the Emperor, Dom Pedro, Brazilian Consul to Austria, with the approbation and consent of your Excellency, manifested by a regular passport, granted by your Excellency's legation.

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If General Bratish was the swindler and impostor they pretended, the sooner he was exposed, and the more publicly, the better.

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General Bratish "; and they declare him" entitled to the confidence and respect of the community at large, "saying that" his conduct in this

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General Bratish; but I should not be surprised to have him reappear, as if he had risen from the dead, in some new character, and so managing as to deceive the very elect.

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Oddly enough, it happens that one of the very papers which followed Dr. Follen whithersoever he went, like a sleuth-hound, -- the Philadelphia Gazette, -- was among the bitterest and most unrelenting, of those that assailed General Bratish.

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Many other strange things might be related of Bratish, as, for example, his great speech in the Hungarian Diet, reported in the

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Never, at any time, however, have we had a more puzzling or mysterious visitant than Major-General Bratish -- Baron Fratelin -- Count Eliovich.

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