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My dear old Friend was in the right not “to call in question the Sincerity of my Words where I say Feb. 12. we can treat if any Propositions are made to us.” They were true then, and are so still, if Britain has not declared War with France; for in that case we shall undoubtedly think ourselves obliged to continue the War as long as she does.
My dear old friend was in the right not to call in ques-
tion the sincerity of my words, where I say, February the
12th, we can treat if any propositions are made to us,
“They were true then, and are so still, if Britain has not
declared war with France, for, in that case, we shall un-
doubtedly think ourselves obliged to continue the war as long
as she does.”
“ My dear old friend was in the right not to call in question the since-
rity of my words, where I say, February the 12th, we can treat if any pro-
tions are made to us,‘ They were true then, and are sostill, if Britain
not declared war with France, for, in that case, we shall und
think ourselves obliged to continue the war as long as she does.’