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A Critique of Treaties and Moral Codes in English Policy
The writer lambastes a ministerial claim that states may avoid binding treaties for self interest. He cites Prussia and Liv, condemns the doctrine as barbarous, and rails at Scottish civilians and their law. The piece critiques the negotiation process and praises England's proposed envoy and the hoped-for harmony with France.
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England
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Barron
America
Lewis the X
Barrow
Dodgers Commons
Monte Christi
Count Mansfeldt
Iman
Paciolus
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