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which may lead to mortal conflict, that
they deliberate with cool heads, in spirit
of temperance, and far removed from even
The fumes Of an enemy that first enslaveS,
then torments and begsars, and finally
doons to death--a' death more TO be dread.
ed than that upon the battle field, and as
unwe!come as the blow Of the public exc
cutioner