Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-03-22 00:00:00, page 2

{His ctsi sssivsitrectedfro'm Knsi'teker- !
. sisihoder'usilii'ctoiy qs New sort when em
_' der the Man oflhe Seven Unicttedfro'ss
' ' nium", that called the New Nellm land:.
, '* We pld-govemor, Ptter Stu means was si
in? 'peiv't-Ne in his dispoeit'tun, that he would 5
33er- wﬀer use "of thesi able c'ounsdlon by
.siysiheuctsshc La: purmonded, to intrude hie {
:siadvieuhd uve tholeduntry from denrue- !
ﬄonsi'ct si" . ' si sij
fsict Scasiijcﬂy, thzresytess had he departed in ;
THE; :pedission againatthe Swedea, than the 1
s-Zpsijd'fttthen oL'VY'tﬂisiam'KieE's reign, began ss
ssct'ssgssisiictnt th'sssseis heads above wote r. and to ga- 1
(WLÞLC m pohutat meetmgs, to do: i
side sspcsscto le,- they formed in a manner, :: stuc
-_t}ssy Meni'kctbetmsien the mob and the admi
'ctW sintcy were great candidates for
_ _ ' siindssstrcnuous adt'ccatu for the
ss ]jssfiti die rahble; resembling in diein
st ib],- the widc-mouthed tribune: of
silwsi-K'b'hhlssbsm, or those virtuous patriots of
sir-lchtn ctjja js, emphatically dcnomiuated
'sssi'iht _ ' Io! ohc people."
, "Underxthe tuition oi'thue prosotmd po
. fit'tdbnc'q'iisit'siis vsumishing how suddenly en
]ightAnM-thc mulsiimdc became in matters
ghsictveQI-ir' cumpn-hcnsiun. Cubit", 'sink
CTRMTP) lmsis. .tll at once feit themseivcs
imptctwdgsikikc those tcligious idiou in the:
gbrjott'sct times ul monkish illumin-ttion, and
"ithsnsilctt' any pruieus study or experience,
bsichz'qsi'esictmetamly capable of directing all the
ssmuvvme'dts ul sovunmcnt,
But sias Peter .Stttyvc-sant had : singular
iticlimuino to gon m his prov'mce without
the' motancc of his sisuljegrg, he felt hiv-h.
si; W * hc' ' endip simplmo era- .
. 22... w, sigdbde for thy undetstandkmg;
' 'hsienctssshqnsi'cmtct not come: ! n'fwssstnozsi' ssss
. a
dist.
lie. accordingiy watched his eppot-tttttity,
Intl (sinv t-tt'ninn When the ctJigl-temd mob
was gitthtrtd together in full cuucus, listen
ing to a putrintic speech from an inspired ;
(Ini-ijr. the it'.trc-pid ['a-ter. likv his great
mmtsakw us all the lttmius, all at once
ttpp-ctattsitsid mount: them with a countenance
sufficient tn pt ti ttsiv I will stone. The it hnle
mecting wan thtsiott n into constemation—the 1
orator seemed to have received ; pttralyzic ss
stroke in the vety midd'c of & sublime srn- !
tent r, he.- stood aghast with Opt'n mtsi-uzh i
ttnd :tﬂmhling knees, while the words hn- ]
nor ! tyranny ! liberty ! rights! trims! death!
dLBUUCliUII ! und a (iritlgt; of othe r patriotic
hmscs. came routing from his throat, be- (
sore he had powu' to close his ]ipu The ss
ehuctwd Peter ttmk no notice of the skulk- ;
ing throng round him, but advancing to the
brawling tzuliy-rufiinn, and drawing not a
huge silver watch, Miit it might i'tttve served
. in times ol yore Is : toun-ctnct, andwhjsih
is Still retained by his de scc'ndanm as a fa
n..it- curiosity, reqmsted the (it am: to mend
.it. um! ssi-t it going. 'l'hc orator humbly
etrnsegsrd it was uttrriy out of his poer,
as he was unatquaintcctd with the nature of
i'fs construsiction. ' " Nay. but," said Peter,
" try your ingenuity,. man, yousee all the ct
springs and whccls, and how easy the dum
ziest hand may step it and pull it to pieces, ct
and why should it not be as easy to regu- ss
wine as— to stop it."_
The orator declared 'that: his trsde was
' ssvbouy diﬀerent, he was a poor coblcr, and
bid azvcemrddied with a- watch in his life,
(herevcre men skilled in- the art; whose
. business it '- __-. {o thou matters,
si' - only mar the
01: in consu
..
'lcctnssict'efisse state of the nation." At these
. ?sikisiletpblies, the busy burgotyapters and their !
' orschept-ns, made a very considerable
.figbsisi si: slfhuc worthysidignitarics were no
""ilvdgtx'ffi; sat tiamimi magistrhtcs, that p".
:sZW 'nythe, pt-ztctul days of Vanzer Van
Tss-"MA ;; on the contrary, being elcctcd by ss
ct'sid Pe'tcr, tW'WB . .
'l .simssnnes that a_ * _
mmoffim ""O * Pssss' ' w"
'ssnct': silholl ad to meddle. with the
.W m 9 :: of shich are ubove
. ' ' ctsi '
....Q**sich *' .
Rnyd-m'eee, Alexandria.
"Tsiiss'ss . . ssv, ( r—
Whsishcm 6 ', - *ct ; 'si slum
'appcarctnnce they had assumcd duaing his
absence. Hu- first mrnaure therefore wa
to tutorepersect (sisdtl', by prnstmting the
dignity of the ath-rcisn people in the
nw government—to regulate and
5 M M.]. md cthk : complicated
Mrysi
_.__si 1;
muzsir claws.
'couuucm. ommuchct. _ct
ss-Q *'_*ss"' !,
nqvnn "Am r non ._
SAMUELS owoam
0
J
'KOH THE 'A"!
The Gut conﬂict between man and man
wot the mere n'er'tiou of phyticat force,un-'
nided by auxilinry tfveapont—his arm was
rhit buckler, il sut wet his mace, and a
broken end .ne emamophe of his encoun
ttn. T battle of unumted ltrt-ngth was
succeeded by the more ruggc d one of stones
end clubd, eld war astonied a tonguinat-y
aspect. As man advanced in rtstnement,
so his saculties expanded, and his seneibili
ties becnme more exquisite, he grew rapid
ssly more ingenious and experienced, in the
art of murdering his fellow beinga. He in
sssvcntedsil thousand device; to defend and
3. assauit the helmet, the cuiras and the buck
' ler, the sword, the dart and the jatelin,
! prepared him to elude the wound, as m tl
ss as to Iaunch the blow. Stiil ("ging on in
si the brilliant and philanthrnpic career ofin
; vention. he enlargcs and heightens his p'nw
si ers of defence and injury. The Aries, the
' Scorpio, the Balista and the Catapulu, give
a horror and sublimity' to war, and magni
tsiy its glory, by encreasing its disolmion.
Still intotiablc, though armed wivh mn
ss chinery that seemed to. mach the limits ot'
destructivc intention, and to yield a powrr
I of injury, commrnsurate even to the de
ss sikes otsi revenge—still detpet' tesenrchts
3 must be made in the dinbulicnl arcano.
ss With furious zeal he dives into the bthels
i ofthc- earth ; he toils midst poisonous mi
nerals and deadly salts—the sublime disco
5 very ofgunpowdcr blazes uþon the world-—
ss and finally the dreadsull art of fighting by
proclamation. seems to end the dcmcn of
war, with ubiquity and omnipotcnce !
- ,. medio": . dambw— usi-ctW-AM-T
" imphe-l under the bascard phrase of lit"
The time: wan. wh-n ttt the opinion of
th-ty g-ctml dsimotrttt of which nttr c,nttntt'y
had to huaat, cuttttttct'cc t'tttt huund to us!) .
pot: the gtwcrnnttm. and at the name ttme "
govt-tumcttt Wats tqttttlly huund not to N'P
ortcommt-rcv. Mort- thttnthta—tht-an ::
ut'Mtsiutit-t-Ho had tt-t'tttt-tt it in hia boo ,
: and his h'ie-tttla wuty where tvt-re rently to
ss rt-prttt it, that it was the true: policy' of the
Unitc-d Stntt-s to permit other natitm to
bringtq us whcttct't-r tvc wanted. and to
tarry uﬂ' our tttttphta pt-oducesi—that :vcn'
tht- carffing tt-adc was not dts'trablc. Oc
cttssitonally iutlrt tl and when the vicwa and
interests of our dear sister republic re
quired it, her best friends among us, ware
withng to itrtuscre, not to defend. but to
shacklc our truth:, as was clearly proved
by the famous rcsolves of Madiaoo—thc
man'tsest object of which was to tnx our ci
t'tzcna for the bench: of French commetce
and manttsztcturea. Who wouldctþavv sup
ssposed, alter having read what was music
ss writttn and said by ]rﬀt rctsnn and his adhe- '_
3 tents, ever to have found in them the best
friends to our conimerce and everlasting
\ bawlcrs for the freedom of tradc .and ofthc
acas? Strangc however as th.a may ap
pear at the first view, itctseems easily robe ss
accountcdfor. These gentty are: as little ]
as ever disposed to favor our commence *
or to assist our merchants in becoming rich,
but their hatred for Britain and love of
France are yet as ardt-m aa thev were prov- 4
ed to be at the time of the celebrated rcao
]utions. Now Great Britain ia mistreaa of '
(he ocean, and,claims and exercisca thel
right at destroy'mg tho: trade of her enemy
—France is unable to prrvgnt it by an',
means she happens to possess, .md there
forcctwould generoualy call to her aid the
rest of the world. .Hjatory and French re
gulatians prove to na, that no nation kaa
ever more dispoan ,tb tyranniu- over nc-ta- {
nal: and-todcstroy. their legitimate tude...
than was Fraace, ao long as ahc had the
power. lt is only because she cansiuitber '
take the property ot' ochc'a, nor dfffndhcl:
own,siupon the gem?! that she tssnow-Qo
friendlyto free end:, and so aqltmpoa to
in : entitdtonct-fitctd _Itsitctmiwsictdu'
utm- tn sitttry— of which,!- open toctctthy in-sictsissj
lpeetton Hence with-thee to the hither]
ndototu, which ere _the embtmt'dt' thy ss
head ; eebbte thy then had confine thy-_'_
lets to the vocltion ,for silw'hich hand hat T
fill'd thef
"" ,
The excellent cssny, which follows, has
[nen somqtimc on hand. in bringIng
it forth, we recommend it to the aum
tion oscvcry clznss of our fellow cixiz- ns,
interested in the succcss of commsirce
and the profit os agriculiure. They will
perceive, to a demonstratinn, that the
former prosperity of both was owing to
From the Baltimo: e Fale-ral Republican.
lmrty aft/w um ." an I (but its ndopdonv
would infallibly prolong our cuﬀcringict
and add others to them. *
" THE ..tttutTY or T!!! arm."
I
] 1h.ms--lvxs.
. lsircm the sissumiun of them- states. it may
raliunuﬂy be concluded, that no couniry is
less i:kc.y tobc mgagtd in wan, and of
c. uz'5u runc mli so often have it in her pow
er kO trap xhc lmwcsc usa lasin' ncutral !rudv.
One Mnuid ach-lc xhatwc bad udcssctsip in-.
my 7 siss W.W
. , m ! admit. ! at. _t _c old law
ought lobe pncsemdby us, :! it he- more
bemficinl to our cuim ns. To d- cfde ql—ct "
thlhtr our Some" ficult} be [H-muhd
by an adhercncc to the old lUW, m' lcty udvn.
cntins what in miIcm-shzc [hruc in the li
Iu'rty ojssl/ch-rm, we: hz-Vc un!) unznquirc
which ul thcm prvmiscl men prcsssir to our
own (itiZfloI, IH'ICI si. llCP-I ('MHHM. (] [0 nm:.
num 4In- wenhh of our own coumrvf Nz
pvnon wn deny, IN: notwixhstsinding 'hv
vcxuucmn to which ss-ur mmm we has [w " '
cxctmo-gl lrvm the diﬀerent ln-llig-rnnu, chsi 5
u-urn' 0! Europe have bren source- c-s vnst ;
Wrnkh m un. Wln ncc huo cpnmg shut ,
Wealeh 2' [c as true that one come of it hctss ;
I:).rn the unploy ment, which in cmquucm w f
, oil the war um: xhc inubilicy of (he be llch- ,
I mu- Lo plosimxheir mule, he!: been gin n ;
nbrondlo our olnpping. They were under
sithe necenity of simplmss-ing m wrnl wssssh ;
(principlly than at Amcrica) to rarrv to
ss th- m whatever their ciuz-ms Were in {vant
s us, and to nel] to as at lhcssifoWn pan: and ac .
reduced pricen, lh-ss-ir surplus produce. Ail
sithe profiu offreig/zt we should mjny if shiz ,
new principle.- was adopted, and he it be- re
membered, that icis equally sccurrd to us
by the old law ofnaliuns. Box allho' on: s
gl'cat source oi ou: wealth has arism from
the in ight ol'our Vessrfs (she can} ing csz-dsi
'pwpuly called) this ha- not beuctu'nsgsiss
ss could notctprouss'ct lhcir (radt were (MQ
, to abandon it, and, insiordcr m S'li'P'V
wan: of their subjects. were under lhsi: m: "
ss cm'ny ot'giving CMPIOHDent to a m/n'tal
;. well I! out ah!; pzng—of purchaaing from
us at no advanced Pslcf, what they were in
need of, and at the game time of selling m
m, whatever they had to disposc of, (or
which : m'alkct co_u!d be had elsewhere.—
fl'hat "a um emphaticauy', this old law of na
tiam, which enabled on to mcnopolizect Mi
ZraJe qupj'lying th: demand: qf at/n'n,
find vssiic mmncnu- prosits which have aris
- g.:sso p: from this (rude, _cvsiery 'mzm. :: all
ssjonvenaot ctixhlbc cmsinmerc'e 0! thig coun
Ljry is informed, I.! it in this way; and ow.
si Zgg to this mule, du": our merchants havc'
Eke. emichfd, mcthm inquired uhectzbili
* gy ;o give to our finden md planten, such
higfijrieeo foe shiiþrocuc'u cfssxhgirsi [arms.sisi
si ' . , ss _ 1. t. .
. -"-" " . -"*si:"',ss ? "ct-si,"'..' , is:?- sisi- si
iet'un fmm izomtc, -," the" rightful: thgsitoct
meed to term chew,- os oemrﬂl -lss'nnc
'n du'wmivg that hcutrall ctihquid he rohbcd
yf their property—and sor_thu nngh: {ep
(ba. became the. cannot besi the principal
rohber. No wonderf'thm 'that Bonapmte
ohouid tsitow pretend,.to be such it'violtnt
utickler for the freedom of the sun --:-tu1
whilcsihe it:, who is there to wonder that this
should ln- the fMOS'iN: toast at our late mtsin
illustrious president?
Btsme, hOWLVU'. we, the Amsrican pt-n
!c, join in the slang ahrssut che il't-rtiom of
the teat and as trode, let us be quite cer
tain thn( we have 'an intert-st in ( h'ninil-g
it. and that in me king ctmmon Wtftr with
Btssnnparle and his hirt-Iit-gssi We Should not
he aiming a vitahtab at the mast swfitzsihlc
art of our own cummt-rcv. =" The lsl't dom
of the teas," is a most taking phrase, but
here, as on many other occasions, the wmd
freedom is ('ltt ut place. ] his sr_redom (
_ the sea, as his meat saisriy cpl'ed, w;.uhl
establish it as a pan of the law of nations,
that ncuzml this! shwld make m—un-nl
finds, and on the other hand, tsimmics'
s'i-ipuhan subject xi.-.- goods sin [ward of
lhcm, and no matter to win m they hciuig.
to scizure and cond. nanatisisn. It. phsiin
English, the people tf this (Ourtiy, atte (s)
ct-ntcml, in tioiatit n of the old and ( sit?!)—
lishcd law, for a ptinciple, whith is sum:
times to guhjc-ct to capttzre. Amc-riu-n pro
scrty ncm declared stre, juut sot- :h- sur
Pcsc (:sis sccuting the property os 1-"n-n-ssh
men on the high scas. {tom mohsmtinn ty
' lht' saucy Bn illbh (suiZLTS. For we ty pc r
scn at afl acquainted with the suhjsitct', ury
eri knows that this new doctrine wtsiuZd in
no instance acrrcn from srizurc th:- pn per
ty us our own citizms, while we r\ main ac
Pt-acc; Lint on the contrary m-nkl sul-jtcc
it to capturc, although l-ana side nc'uzrnl
property, if sound on buatd any vessel hcﬂ
' longing to citiu-ros the. heiiigrrcnt [tcrtt't-rs.
; Its nzighty b- m-sisis therefore would in ihc
! present starte Of things, briong tXtiuziv- fy
l to the Fscnth, and all that Amerhnfis
i
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X ipucd tho.- mnsc ccmddrrzhle sousir'cfesihict
A. by Lhc ofd law 'of nations, nemrd
; ips did not mak: mour,] goods, hutsi she
property of belligcrrnta on board Of vur "&
scls Was liable to uizurr, xboge 'pﬂwcn who
couid hope iur uncitr thsi- optrzxticzn us this
in w 5)51t-m, would be, that in sn ( 55: mia!
ly sciving :hc suhjt-us of his imsin Iidi ma
jc-say. xhsi}; might not omrmu/z sizz-ejtzcii-fc
.
;ssct-sict: .?ssþctsict'si rctsissZss-si 43 'si-*ct*'tsict*ct->.si ss: ssss
si'sish-tst't'gssu issthmﬂsiltxzctutmrbaq tmcti'
-- aszfp'gmd mssd the.}.pmtsimr-os - be'nwnm, fi'ss
ss' that 8' niltmz-n, that they could um, in :sinv/
f cr: Stitutlotzal We) be txpcndctss. The ship,.
ftught this mation, mere!) to gratisy'thg
..
si'shc war t-t 1790. httwtm chdcn and
(toms which " used tqsibgsssimsisi sisisssisisi
WfssMht-Uy ,dilregasdjgxa'qct
. . ii.. .
] sr'o'm acizttr-e',>thew csiwncntzcssns would l.." A
' ] ing thtcrcs: alone wc ultl have profisimd to
, ingz-ml ﬂr—gztious vitttss's of conqucst and
; m-iursal duminutic'n, to cnntcnd tnr prin
- . . . r. t . si . , -
' sttuct us m thsi- St ptt mt M.} o! Lontctt ntltnq
ct'*.-cmm:-ndcd th! tZ-bcm] priccs, ,uhisih' until
' the cnsssibargo sisyswm wzts rescued 20, could
si hue teem obtatctinzd sss-zr them ; the merchant
i tumid have been dept-ived of the Sst'at
3 source ofhis weahh, and the cc-ﬀers of th:
, ozztionsi, would me have been. during the end
_ ministratitndt' Mr. ]. ssezson, so ovet'ﬂow.
. ing. us to ( xcvtc tin- !} nrsul :tpprchenston ns
si a
_ nhl nml ruztbsizhet] public ktw, and the gutsi
: stsitutitm in its place ofth:s**n10dern gl'sisi'n
schjes ! ss
. Moreqvcr, if (his pqincsiipte-was'oncc :
duped by a alwrtsinfssthe lad os'ctnuionl; .
the reaoussrcn on:]! insight; siof-jzhdssco'nnry
.wouid be _ d " sits) yonesitctdu, fro' 'I! '
of forcigungl ZSQWIKZCM Ntspssplgcpci in
connin- wan bewrmsisianmsim.
u'ade gain'lvlsioul'y u'showfijfiyﬄ pul- ss'
' si . - si'si ., .
siwevcttght to prefer :! smgnfc to : days,},ss.
tbsi) bsi-tomc invokvcdiq the'war; aidfwssEhF;
tlzc expcttmcc ts hit}! we have had srOm the
Fremhsiul its injurious Operationctupfin our
!sibh'fi ;.nd our interests, ought not "the peo
ptsi of this country to be the lastltqcootcml
t'cr its adcption? Can an thingjmmore
absurd than to call those w o profcss to be
its udvocatu, {ri'cnds to the srredrf'm of the
sea: ? Or what strongtjr pmsosi devotion
to Be. napartc coutd be expccenuzy but- on
citizcus, than when they end! hhs'lihcrality
in wishing us to rgn'der 80;e ccssiedtiztl a cer
c'tce to his subjects at Our ou'm css-xpence, and
asking us to unite With him inssthc attain
mtm by force of Objects aj-bencfctcial to
him, as they would bssc injmss-"iom & our
Ry—ain, mut M-cct (siftzl: "them was ttt-tt
u-cththc mhjtrts t-l tlss [utter were t'tqttir.
td tn Lt muzut to the O'd luw, and their t'u
tu-In hurt in msimy instances scizvtl ;mtl th'.
tt-itt-cl sur am tllvdnul tiushtion of ie.---_
Þ'tmt- t' math- : treaty tvztlt un, in which 0th
zamd to sin]: p: th'n as the principle wtssisih
ws tu tugttltt'tt: the truth us our rottttttt',
whsi n tthsi-si xv.-a ittvnlveol ht war. lnd we Well
tum mhtsit how shumtt'ully it It" been vin.
]:t'ttl by her, nuing acto ' ]; m [ho-ttld
lzttv o nation; itt dotjogttt us the trsinty'
pruvisitm. totd m otherttmtl setting up the
is! L.:y-m ttsi-puhitinn' lb [hug :nW, j'l'] M ]:
might t'Cnsiopt-lt with hu- itttercsts. _0tht*r
i! Stilnstﬂ "sight belched (0 .h9,w, {bl' .l.
thottbll- r.;atttms have, to .mwg} passiculsir
cx'gtf'ncirs, ntttttttuinsscd thin to be the only
l.'.w tsi-l nations to which they. Would cocisssi.
fotm. and others have addpted it 'in tl'sdoss.
treams, yrt it has alms)! becssa'dis'gesi-ssm-Jul"
by them, when it came in 'cbnfichS-wsth
their inzrtjtsm, sin] that isit' blp-Wrsh
Cctnﬂ-tfsid bysi bctltgrrrnu, 50! to 'gh'e'ctpmctsi,
diqc of ncmt-afs—With thvsia: proofs on
us, with 9 ktauwlcdge,'tsib:tt even ,tlt'fnsid'ssafss
hewe 1qu sirmﬄ'sszfﬄf" "'t! si'ssLshss hwm.
outward ct'ssclt: .".Vtsillfll Had hrcssn 'ctun'
ciphs, at war not only with the sctdﬂl and
long catz-lziidhcd law ; but with its own tin,]
tntctyss-s s. _ -
Other ul-jsi (t'lsins to the estnbltshmmt of
this doctr'nc d— it:. me ;0 be. well nunstdfrrtl.
'l'tz's is not the fitsist attempt that has bch
muunl bhis-S klmll msh m.- sitsi
" 0'1-"hcsiksss3ﬄr isinsiudl kd,
9 thZ-e' peutc (1 ;"f88. it was 'p! ss si
i.:y thtm, and M htsihtvu the (old ' ' ct n'.
lttisstlc ", fsi'l't'c UsUTt the world this slcw St 3
tctn ; :ttsitt in the itstﬂvntztzﬂ Os thﬄ-C Psi'-'-si'*
cts wlzi: !, }—_;-\ ss- ]z-n'tsscd to be its sticndtsi,
We may teztl a hestm, which ought to in
bct-e-t' rrrs-md in sslffiss'ir'. wn' pesis—emsiss
oWn. instead '4-1_ An'n'ttcm onpttnl, Wcuksssj
for it. - (sine great rsi-ctsi- cr of the atmedneu.
tt-aZity t'csom (] to hv the: not'tlmsissposssssim
ITSO, ttss tu tttsctcc the ptisichss that
and cCttvc-tsiivg thus [r. usisiss m sisi'ctksl
muk'fts. , ] hc' Amtfiemr n-tsesitzzsintsvot-Ydstsi
h'We .)ffsi Cnsilct'fly— drpsi'tt'c' t! : ! the pusisiss ssss'
upon tl'c cztrgo,simtd ntuxtsstss-sisiqx bvtn ("'th .,
te- gum by tho t'o'tssz-gt-sstttthuctsiqctl t.t th ("'siiﬂhtct
,l'hts wnukl hzwtsi- bec'n obxnfttnfy tfsisiss- ""T'tsit _
c—j-uttuit-ptitml} us (e-tsssim-ts the "ss'ﬀtticn
of it had th pendt d cnttttlywqmsih cttractss")
us this mw {Wgtctl clm,t'rmss-. {'t} say that
w : had an imrn-atinsstlze z'bﬄaattcn of the
profit upon nor t'oyngcs. Hct: must he i
nomnt indeed, who has natthssic-zvemlctsin
it at the cummt ncemcnt os-tht' Wara in E.,ss
rt-pr, this painssctpleabat neunjal ahips 5h'2ttld
m; kc ncutral goods, had be} a adopted, the
],udmsits of our !;ums would never have
"si" must" (""RMW to their intenatij tthss
m" ""mlct'ct " "Bsid * xt'cuzinnsios it. fltt
any tcnsidct'ctblc'c-xunt'by the war. And
wisht s of Bzznapatte. and to assiac hts dur
would be no less nhsucd than to insiu, shut
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