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If he could be beaten as a charlatan, then such action of his enemies must naturally create a doubt in her mind.— The Minister of Evil The Secret History of Rasputin's Betrayal of Russia
Sainte-Beuve relates that Napoleon one day said, when somebody was spoken of in his presence as a charlatan: 'Charlatan as much as you please; but where is there not charlatanism?'— Harvard Classics Volume 28 Essays English and American
Dressed in his unseasonable suit, and accompanied by the still more ridiculous figure of Balbi in his gaudy cloak and without a hat, he imagined he would be taken for a charlatan or an astrologer The gondola slipped past the custom-house, and took the canal of the Giudecca.— The Historical Nights' Entertainment First Series

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