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Nisbet remarks on the President's futile negotiations with the Canadian governor to end conflicts with the Indians. He mentions an intended duel between Mr. Jamieson and Cook the Methodist, and supposes that the Gazette will print something about it. Nisbet argues that it is Europe's duty to crush expanding French military and ideological influence.


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