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 1 2 |       the very beginning of the war that all the nations of
 2 3 |    alleviate the horrors of the war, so now that comparative
 3 8 |    towards those who during the war have done them wrong. ~
 4 10|    around where the fury of the war has been let loose we see
 5 10|       ravages of this atrocious war. ~
 6 13|      who have suffered from the war. It is Our especial wish
 7 13|         example to others, wage war everywhere on enmity and
 8 14|       from the burden of a long war, in order that, when every
 9 14| collections of individuals. The war being now over, people seem
10 15|  wearied of teaching during the war such pardon of offences