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A Trait No Other Nation Seems To Possess In Quite The Same Degree As We Do Namely, A Feeling Of Almost Childish Injury And Resentment Unless The World As A Whole Recognizes How Innocent We Are Of Anything But The Most Generous And Harmless Intentions

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