With our Indian neighbors, the just and benevolent system continued toward them has also preserved peace, and is more and more advancing habits favorable to their civilization and happiness.
James Madison: “With our Indian neighbors, the just and benevolent system continued toward them has also preserved peace, and is more…”
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Madison emphasizes the importance of a just and benevolent approach to relations with Native Americans, which promotes peace and their civilization.
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