Friendship's Garland
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Friendship's Garland, a collection of essays in letter form by M.
Arnold, published 1871.
The principal imaginary correspondent is a Prussian, Arminius, Baron von Thunder-ten-Tronckh, and through him Arnold expresses his mockery of the English
Philistine, of narrow Liberal reform, of the
Daily Telegraph and its naïve patriotism, and of English foreign and educational policy.
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