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To Napoleon the secretary of state spoke of the monster armaments, the intolerable burden imposed upon the people, and the constant danger of war that they created.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgTo Napoleon the secretary of state spoke of the monster armaments, the intolerable burden imposed upon the people, and the constant danger of war that they created.
Morley conveys the concerns about the burdens of military armaments and their implications for society.
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