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Sixth: Finally, the rights of neutrals were admitted, and to a certain extent respected.
It has been remarked that, in the wars of Greece, there were no neutrals; those who desired to be such, if they were so situated as to be of any weight in the conflict, being always compelled to declare themselves on one side or the other. This was not the case in China. The neutral frequently rejected the overtures of both parties, and his territories interposed an effectual barrier in the way of the belli...gerents. We have numerous instances of passage being granted to troops without further participation in the conflict, and one case in which a wise statesman warns his master against the danger of such an imprudent concession. "In a former war, " said he, "you granted it to your detriment; if you do so again, it will be to your ruin. " His chief failed to profit by the warning; and the prince thus unjustly favored, after destroying his antagonist, turned about and took possession of the territory of his friend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sixth: Finally, the rights of neutrals were admitted, and to a certain extent respected.
It has been remarked that, in the wars of Greece, there were no neutrals; those who desired to be such, if they were so situated as to be of any weight in the conflict, being always compelled to declare themselves on one side or the other. This was not the case in China. The neutral frequently rejected the overtures of both parties, and his territories interposed an effectual barrier in the way of the belli...gerents. We have numerous instances of passage being granted to troops without further participation in the conflict, and one case in which a wise statesman warns his master against the danger of such an imprudent concession. "In a former war, " said he, "you granted it to your detriment; if you do so again, it will be to your ruin. " His chief failed to profit by the warning; and the prince thus unjustly favored, after destroying his antagonist, turned about and took possession of the territory of his friend.
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