He called it "a case like the Dreyfus case, by which the soul of a people is tested and displayed."

And this idea presented itself when I was reading about the Dreyfus case.

The Dreyfus case is all but unmentioned in the Metropolitan show and catalog.

The Dreyfus case capsulizes that debate better than most.

There is going to be another Dreyfus case.

However, in 1899 Verne came to support a judicial review of the Dreyfus case.

The Dreyfus case touched with fire her passion for freedom and justice.

Despite her years in France, she has learned much about the country lately while working on a book about the Dreyfus case.

As a contemporary instance he cites, rather significantly, the Dreyfus case, over which the whole world grew violently excited for no sufficient reason.

Many problems (for example, the Dreyfus case) are simply not worth solving, and he is willing to leave them as loose ends.