The instructions given to the commissioners evince a moderation and equity proceeding from a sincere love of peace, and a liberality having no restriction but the essential interests and dignity of the United States.
Washington highlights the fairness and peace-loving nature of the instructions given to the commissioners dealing with Native American relations.
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