For American Principles And American Honor
For American Principles And American Honor
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But did we not use their services as those of allies so long as their services were of any advantage to us ? Did we not practically treat them as allies during that time, even to the extent of recognizing them as entitled to the charge of prisoners taken from the common enemy by the aid of our arms ? And did not our using them as our allies, and our profiting by their services as our allies, impose upon us the moral obligation to respect them as our allies ? An unscrupulous pettifogger may disp...ute that, but a mau of honor will not. Let the imperialists answer. There has also been some quibbling as to our having promised them independence. That we did not in formal official declaration promise them independence, is true enough. But did we not, while we were using them as allies, and profiting from their service as allies, know that they believed they were fighting for their own independence, and that they' would not have fought on the same side with us against the common enemy if they had believed otherwise ?
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But did we not use their services as those of allies so long as their services were of any advantage to us ? Did we not practically treat them as allies during that time, even to the extent of recognizing them as entitled to the charge of prisoners taken from the common enemy by the aid of our arms ? And did not our using them as our allies, and our profiting by their services as our allies, impose upon us the moral obligation to respect them as our allies ? An unscrupulous pettifogger may disp...ute that, but a mau of honor will not. Let the imperialists answer. There has also been some quibbling as to our having promised them independence. That we did not in formal official declaration promise them independence, is true enough. But did we not, while we were using them as allies, and profiting from their service as allies, know that they believed they were fighting for their own independence, and that they' would not have fought on the same side with us against the common enemy if they had believed otherwise ?
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