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 1  1,       54|        thought to have waited the issue of the war, and to have
 2  1,       87|            it was brought to this issue: that those who had any
 3  2,        5|           fortune depended on the issue of that day; for the choice
 4  2,       15|   preparations had an unfortunate issue, they were fired with indignation
 5  2,       32| conclusion of a war; and what the issue of it is likely to be, not
 6  2,       41|       maintain their ranks, or to issue from the line, and run the
 7  3,       22|          found a speedy and happy issue. ~
 8  3,       51|    probably have had a successful issue), that he might not be thought
 9  3,       94|         yet anxiously waiting the issue. ~
10  3,       96|           no apprehensions of the issue of the day, as they indulged
11  3,      111|           victory depended on the issue, and the other their safety.