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In England, which is the home of football, the game is rough enough, but kicking or "hacking," as it is called, is not allowed, and the man who would deliberately strike or seek to injure another in the course of a game on account of a private grudge would be forced to leave college and hounded out of society. The love of sport for sport's sake is so well developed in England that a man would be disgraced for life who would so far forget himself as to permit any such exhibition as the one quoted above.
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Various The Great Round World and What Is Going On In It…

While football is a fine, manly sport, the objectors have good reason on their side for wishing to suppress it.
A good many young fellows seem to forget the true sporting spirit in which they should play the game, and to use it as a means for paying off old grudges.
If they cannot rise above their own feelings in the game, the sooner it is forbidden the better.
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There was great indignation in the Parliament when the warning of the Minister of Finance was announced; and grave as it seems thus to deprive the people of their rights, something must soon be done to bring the deputies to their senses. The warring factions in the Reichsrath have learned that if they cannot obtain the laws they wish to have for themselves, they can at least prevent laws from being made for others, and so they have brought the affairs of Parliament to a deadlock.
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