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In both respects the Admiral did what he would not have done to a powerful nation, what he would not have done to any white nation, and what we should never allow any nation to do to us.
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gutenberg.orgIn both respects the Admiral did what he would not have done to a powerful nation, what he would not have done to any white nation, and what we should never allow any nation to do to us.
He contrasts the treatment of Haiti with how the U.S. would treat more powerful nations.
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