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Piracy
Le
ви
Н
is
great evil,
as I have said, but an
The same
overflow of elemento in the inland
waters would
be inficiitely worse.
It would inevitably lead to more
crime and misery, and be fraught with mischief and danger
bish to Freign and native trade,
which cannot exist.
trays and high woads
if
are
all
the
water.
rendered
great roots and feeders of piracy, and rather by cutting off
the supplies
than by lopping the branches, which
will die.
f
themselves
can be reached.
I have re
چند
(signed) Rutherford Merest.
the tap woot
Than
musafe,-
amy
piracy that hus
yet been known in the Clunia seas.
To deal
well
n
oppshort of
civil war.
safely with this
mis-government and
I believe it is essential.
that all repressive
measures should
be taken with reference to the
great
The Ro. Struble.
The ford Stanley. M. 8.
je
je
yo