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natter he appears to have been
wanting in decision. As the thing is part, and anged, it might appear unnecessary to
to discuss the matter farther, but our humble desire is that those in power, seeing what widespread and great out this speculation has caused, will place
that on
circumstances have cha
the matter on record, so
the event of a thing of a like
wor
recur
werence of any
a like nature in the future
arning may be taken from the
past.
Caution and care
evinced.
and care must be
by a ruler
being ridicu
ruler to prevent his
ridiculed for stupidity. In a
general rush for profit no heed is
1 first paid
at
is
as to whether that which
sought will be advantageous of
hurtful. The ruler is relied on to devise
of duty, (an
nd this is what has prompted these remarks), and nothing so presumptuous. as a desire to point
out another's shortcomings for the purpor
of being considered upright ourselves. (True Translation)
(St) I A. Stewart Lockdert.
21 Sept 782
some.
neand
when the thing first
appears, to present regrets arising in
The
future. There has been a
regbat
of
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