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It desired peace, was quick to co-operate, and ready to conciliate, but its purpose to preserve free territory for free labour remained fixed and unalterable.
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gutenberg.orgDe Alexander: “It desired peace, was quick to co-operate, and ready to conciliate, but its purpose to preserve free territory for free…”
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This quote illustrates the party's desire for peace while remaining steadfast in its commitment to free labor and territory.
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