The conviction that peace is the true policy of nations would seem to be growing and becoming deeper amongst the enlightened everywhere, and there is no people who have a stronger interest in cherishing the sentiments and adopting the means of preserving and giving it permanence than those of the United States.
Tyler emphasizes the importance of peace as a fundamental policy for nations, particularly for the United States.
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