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1        I,  XIV |       that were under England’s protection, there seems to be but little
2        I,  XIV |   English exercise the right of protection, but have no claim of government?”~
3        I,  XX  |        fail to give an adequate protection from the severity of the
4        I,  XX  |        best can give but slight protection from extreme cold; but here,
5        I,  XX  |     great. Unless some means of protection were speedily devised, death
6        I,  XXIV|     surface of the ice. For the protection of the passengers it was
7       II,  IV  | knowledge that he was under the protection of a French officer, who,
8       II,  XV  |        and his contingent ample protection from the rigor of the winter.