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But the United States can never be indifferent to Canada, nor to the other British provinces, near neighbors and kindred.
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gutenberg.orgBut the United States can never be indifferent to Canada, nor to the other British provinces, near neighbors and kindred.
He expresses that the U.S. cannot ignore its close relationship with Canada and other British provinces.
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