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The same voice that asks for their liberation renounces in the same breath an odious pretension, for whole generations the scourge of peaceful commerce.
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gutenberg.orgThe same voice that asks for their liberation renounces in the same breath an odious pretension, for whole generations the scourge of peaceful commerce.
He points out the contradiction in advocating for liberation while simultaneously renouncing harmful pretensions.
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