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1. IMPULSIVENESS, MOBILITY, AND IRRITABILITY OF CROWDS.





The crowd is at the mercy of all exterior exciting causes, and
reflects their incessant variations--The impulses which the crowd
obeys are so imperious as to annihilate the feeling of personal
interest-- Premeditation is absent from crowds--Racial influence.





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