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But the legislation of one nation is some times intentionally made to bear heavily upon the interests of another.
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gutenberg.orgBut the legislation of one nation is some times intentionally made to bear heavily upon the interests of another.
Adams points out that national legislation can sometimes adversely affect the interests of other nations.
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