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While I have no doubt how the conduct of Great Britain with regard to our losses should be characterized, I am anxious that my own country should be kept firm and constant in the attitude of justice.
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Sumner emphasizes the importance of maintaining a just stance in international relations, particularly regarding losses incurred by the United States.
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