He believed that the novels of international vagabond Panait Istrati, whom he described as vastly superior to Sadoveanu's naturalist works, Vianu also parted with Sanielevici's comments about the supposedly classical quietude and political reformism of Istrati and his protagonists : " Their moral is not social, because they are not sheltered by it and because they seek to escape its sanctions . [ . . . ] That Mr . H . Sanielevici was able to detect in this the representatives of qualified, almost bourgeois, workers is by now only an instructive example of how systemic prejudice may lead astray any particular judgment ."
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:" SIR,-Perceiving in your Gazette of Thursday, the 18th Instant, a certain Article, under the Head of Police Report, at Sydney, respecting Mr . JAMES MILSOM being brought forward on a Charge of his assigned Servant, James Murphy, for committing a violent Assault on his person; and as some officious person has falsely stated the Report to you, in justice to myself and character, and that the Public may not be lead astray, I beg leave to state the particulars of the case, and request you w ill insert the same in your Paper :---James Murphy came to my service in July, 1823, and was assigned to take care of my stock of horned cattle.
