I also strongly advised that in the interests of peace, and to prevent the possibility of a conflict that could not but be regrettable, he should carry out his agreement of the previous evening and withdraw to Monkey Hill.
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Roosevelt emphasizes the importance of adhering to agreements to maintain peace during a tense situation.
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