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Date: 1787
"Whate'er pursuits the attentive mind employ / Must mark our manners with a strong alloy"
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Date: 1787
"For scenes that frequent shapes of Death impart / Arm the firm breast, and steel the manly heart"
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Date: 1787
"To curse the hearts that selfish maxims steel, / And execrate the effects of patriot zeal.--"
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Date: 1787
"But when by various wrongs your bosom's steel'd, / Your groaning country calling to the field, / And 'twixt the foe and you the uncertain scale / Of fight must shew whose fortune shall prevail"
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