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She does not rove over the ocean hurling the thunders of war while sheltered by the olive branch of peace." Her character is not part neutral, part hostile.
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gutenberg.orgAlbert Beveridge: “She does not rove over the ocean hurling the thunders of war while sheltered by the olive branch of peace." Her…”
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This metaphor illustrates the distinction between peace and war in the context of international relations.
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