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The people of Belgium were peaceable, industrious, law abiding, self governing and free. They had no quarrel with any- one on earth. They were attacked by overwhelm- ing military power; their country was devastated by fire and sw^ord; they were slain by tens of thou- sands; their independence was destroyed and their liberty was subjected to the rule of an invader, for no other cause than that they defended their admitted rights. There was no question of fact; there was no question of law; there... was not a plausible pretense of any other cause. The admitted rights of Belgium stood in the way of a mightier nation's purpose; and Belgium was crushed. When the true nature of these events was realized, the people of the United States did not hesitate in their feeling or in their judgment. Deepest sympathy with down- 26 trodden Belgium and stern condemnation of the in- vader were practically universal. Wherever there was respect for law, it revolted against the wrong done to Belgium. Wherever there was true passion for liberty, it blazed out for Belgium.
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The people of Belgium were peaceable, industrious, law abiding, self governing and free. They had no quarrel with any- one on earth. They were attacked by overwhelm- ing military power; their country was devastated by fire and sw^ord; they were slain by tens of thou- sands; their independence was destroyed and their liberty was subjected to the rule of an invader, for no other cause than that they defended their admitted rights. There was no question of fact; there was no question of law; there... was not a plausible pretense of any other cause. The admitted rights of Belgium stood in the way of a mightier nation's purpose; and Belgium was crushed. When the true nature of these events was realized, the people of the United States did not hesitate in their feeling or in their judgment. Deepest sympathy with down- 26 trodden Belgium and stern condemnation of the in- vader were practically universal. Wherever there was respect for law, it revolted against the wrong done to Belgium. Wherever there was true passion for liberty, it blazed out for Belgium.
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