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 1   8|        its lives, by "right of war." The inhabitants, in their
 2  10|  compelled to take part in the war. This sentiment was received
 3  65| another minute. All is fair in war time, is it not, madame?"
 4  81|        naturally turned on the war. Terrible stories were told
 5 130|                                War is a barbarous proceeding
 6 132|   kings, seeing that they make war just to amuse themselves?"~ ~
 7 147|       for the most part at the war, were, by means of signs,
 8 149|     them; they are not fond of war either, you may be sure!
 9 149|    just as we do here; and the war causes them just as much
10 149|    ones of this world who make war."~ ~
11 187|     extradited as prisoners of war? or possibly they were to
12 250|   image of the devastations of war.~ ~