of 1862 was still secret -- and remained secret for some five-and-twenty years --
his animus seemed to be made clear by his steady refusal to stop the rebel armaments.
Little by little, Minister Adams lost hope. With loss of hope came the raising of tone, until
at last, after stripping Russell of every rag of defence and excuse, he closed by leaving
him loaded with connivance in the rebel armaments, and ended by the famous sentence:
"It would be superfluous
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explanatory paragraph to expand the idea as he grasped it, he would have
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