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 1 5 |       describe the conduct of our ancestors in peace and war; how they
 2 11|   contrary to the practice of our ancestors, with extraordinary indulgence,
 3 12| contemplate the temples which our ancestors, a most devout race of men,
 4 12|        their brave and victorious ancestors had left to their vanquished
 5 31|           as well as those of his ancestors, had been so numerous, should
 6 33|     according to the usage of our ancestors, to have the benefit of
 7 51|      those instances in which our ancestors, in opposition to the impulse
 8 51|        acts of injustice, yet our ancestors never took occasion to retaliate,
 9 51|         moderate its fury? ~ “Our ancestors, Conscript Fathers, were
10 51|         exile. This lenity of our ancestors, Conscript Fathers, I regard
11 52|           Do not suppose that our ancestors, from so small a commencement,
12 52|     according to the usage of our ancestors, on the prisoners who have