Events appear likely to break down and soften this spirit of nonintercourse and to bring China ere long into the relations which usually subsist between civilized states.
John Tyler: “Events appear likely to break down and soften this spirit of nonintercourse and to bring China ere long into the…”
On the recordDecember 29, 1842
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