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3952. INJURY, Accumulated.—
The Indian
chief said he did not go to war for every
petty injury by itself, but put it into his pouch,
and when that was full, he then made war.
Thank Heaven, we have provided a more
peaceable and rational mode of redress.—
To William Johnson. Washington ed. vii, 295.
Ford ed., x, 230.
(M.
1823)
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