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@ q e county aai policy should Be energetic an de-
histes. ends consist with The suictest principles Justice The
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our own domestic concerns win romt avoid n the affairs Of
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AVOID il would we have greater
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woron, anarchIea d..po!sm We The only people whose
agricultural productions
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capacity for internal and foreign enendedtan
nens unssaea and easasrs. !" is , hidden
limit. Europe Asl Area and the i1Ie. OF the sea lying all
whose example and widening and though peaceful
dssinsd triumph over r Saali. and supeuon of The NH
lions s world And h, such people ,sa.s 10 lay hold UPON
tuii hope, though laden with responsibility, which
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advocate der ne flag tas country els. Its foreign
policy he with the spess
able good faith of the coan TO be respectable ut home and
what right, and submit nothing
be liberal aud uagnaBoas the rights of Others
interests rgha and honort false of
other naiioar.
sucb the cbir by which shall guided
and shall eBdeavor be honest The
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all occasions, deuounce.
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