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tO T gratify his lust for gam..
Q.rrma,n'" are . fightihg ·,to th~
man for 'w.ealth and pOwer.1 We
" , ........ 9 . fight to t'he last zhan 'for freedom.
whole Gjhman rtation'i" but
."lli.;,.". its purpo~e, and that pprpose
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but we mustn't be asked to
for freedbjIl ." , Either we·
to rep1ain, ~ree men,' or.'we
wei'do, "1'6 must be ready to,
whatever lit ·may,bel. 'W e
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to keep our fFedom' '
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giving to ake it
who. works' most ea nestly
e shall j!~re o¥rs~~ies and
we put o~r bajlks J.I!ltQ the
jpl/t-·m,m J WQ,m,m, and childrent"tsailor,
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and in Italy. 1 But if ~e wiDs
hi. Memorandum
doubts and haa aches in many I
he Vl;ill threaten our lives in a n~w
'has leaked ' out"
wben it is r~I sed tbat the
in wbich
may have the ,1Ffench
that it i8 out, the
' tween forty,one ,a.nd fifty ~J(
fl~ets to . '!P,d to hl's;l owil,
ijlo,kelt'8 are pursuing
calIe4 upon ~ serie 1,.0 " the IIHllH'.1
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may J>e ib'eyond our po~er ,to
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,t bough ,many\ stout fellow
'nr"_"'",rit Ilim ftoIl\ ip.vadi~us . . At'the pr9t.i~OD.ilatred-with
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to~
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glad. in his neart ~f hearts ·
b~t we sh.all bavll' to, !lOnsen'/; :to
· ~, chance to serte 'bis
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ehildren \l~ing : ~a~' "fGotl f9r
'i1etime . . But d? not i,e~' us
"",wolp.r,." and" lwe shall ave to spend
I '''~ halfway. Everybody 1S not
IIi9~ney ana 'qur l~ "f on k~epiBg
'taken.for theitmy. There
Navy and a co~8Cript Army.,
· on :1'pJ:)eal. 0 personal
enemlY ~ill ha~e j8 wn that tb,e
;I ny~ £!lan wh , in J:l~ heart
~i'{~~~~~::~~~ sta,nd Vag nst Brussillll
.J , clen<;e, !eels I~,hat he has good,
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r tor . refusmg ~e, call, may make·'
up the Prussialt ~te .here, lor be"'ppeal, and will" nave ·' hi'f' .
like the pebple of Schleswig ~na of
heard and · ffiDsiderea .
No~ is
;'\l~""e and Polal:id w'b4rk the ~ruBl!ians
, , i,ntended , to · ut gra;ndfatpenl in
conquercll. If Germany wilns~e
forefront of the battie. . They
there Will'bE( I\othl.ng to be .l~9 d
'r be used to' . lease 'th,e younder
frQJn', 'the ,Gerpl ..n people. ' ,T eir
,for ,the 'Jight'ng line. They'1. will
JlllJ~US wiU no~l lle set.OQ peace, fdr they
, 11~fu~ work at home or b.ehin:a
have lea riled tbe ~eadli lesson tHat
'l"'jfront in li'ra.?fl': All bf those whp
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