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To extenuate this plain outrage, I have heard it said, that, in our relations with Hayti, we are not bound by the same rules of conduct applicable to other nations.
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gutenberg.orgTo extenuate this plain outrage, I have heard it said, that, in our relations with Hayti, we are not bound by the same rules of conduct applicable to other nations.
He addresses the argument that the U.S. is not bound by the same rules in its relations with Haiti.
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