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in the common Cause, a cause which can only be endangered
by disunion and misunderstanding.
Such an union must necessarily and speedily
conduct Greece to that proud and noble Station, which
she seems called to occupy among the Nations of present
and future days, a Station worthy of her ancient fame.
None but your enemies, valient Greeks, can have an
interest in any internal dissentions; It is by your Enemies
they are formed and fostered, it is by your Enemies that they
will be turned to account. - They will be made the pretext
for interfering with your independence and with your
freedom. They will prevent their recognition by the
friendly and indifferent Nations, who watch the struggle
progress of the struggle; and they will be used against
yourselves, as they have been already used, by both open
and secret foes.
Not only the general Interest and Happiness of your
Country, but the individual security and comfort of each,
depend upon the union of all parties in obedience to the
Government; — on a concentration of action and of measures,
in a word, on that universal concord and confidence, which
will give security to those whom you have invested with
Power, and provide for the well being of the whole mass
of Citizens.
And be it allowed us to remark, that this
spirit of union and moderation, would essentially advance
your Interests both with the Government and with the
People of England. — To the latter it would give encouragement
to continue and to encrease their sympathizing
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