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Children and kin are by the law of nature each mans dearest possessions; they are swept away from us by conscription to be slaves in other lands: our wives and sisters, even when they escape a soldiers lust, are debauched by self-styled friends and guests: our goods and chattels go for tribute; our lands and harvests in requisitions of grain; life and limb themselves are worn out in making roads through marsh and forest to the accompaniment of gibes and blows.
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