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Future generations would hold the governing power in both countries guilty of a crime if war should ever be permitted except upon the failure of every other arbitrament.
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gutenberg.orgFuture generations would hold the governing power in both countries guilty of a crime if war should ever be permitted except upon the failure of every other arbitrament.
Blaine emphasizes the moral responsibility of future leaders to avoid war unless all other options have failed.
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