Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     1, Intro  |    it has exercised on the nation, but because of the unique
2     1,   2, 4 |    the time when the whole nation was full of martial spirit.
3     1,   2, 13|    ideal faith, both for a nation full of hope and energy,
4     1,   5, 7 | one's own tribe or clan or nation is praised as a meritorious
5     1,   5, 7 |   to those of a tribe or a nation. If the former be bad on
6     1,   5, 20| without saying, that every nation groans under the burden
7     1,   5, 20| heartily desires peace. No nation can willingly wage war against
8     1,   5, 20| wage war against any other nation. It is against the national
9     1,   8, 16| king or emperor of a great nation cannot be happier than they."