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But the bipartisan claque in Washington dedicated to breaking down the borders completely let it be known that they were far from giving up on the matter. The trip, from March 31 to September 9, 1841, was an unsalaried exile imposed because Bourbonville had addressed the King of Denmark from the stage during a claque incident. That she does so without the bang-bang-you're-dead "ironies" of so many European painters of the Kippenbergian claque is refreshing, too. |
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