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But while constrained to hold even Union less Than Liberty, and Truth, and Righteousness, I thank thee, in the sweet and holy name Of Peace, for wise, calm words, that put to shame Passion and party.
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Alexander acknowledges the importance of liberty and righteousness over mere union, while thanking for wise words promoting peace.
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