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sia. For, whilst circumstances proFnIss
hin the preponderance in the terrestrial
rule Of Europe--the Americans emulate
the freedom and independence ofthe seas,
Their success is prog essiye and unques-
tionabIe, and, whilst their interference in
the contests which distract their neighbor.
ing Continent becomes more mild and In-
obtruslve, they strengthen aPace in their
claim 10 thar neutrality on which their com
mercial interests viii require 10 be ioun-
ded."