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by internal foes, or external enemies.
While the prospects of a continued peace appear to brighten on our view, to relax in our military efforts, would not only be impolitic, but would be derogating from the character we have so long and so honorably supported; for the moment of inactive security, is always that of public danger: He therefore anticipates with the fullest of confidence, that both Officers and Privates will unite with him in his endeavours at least to sustain the reputation of the Militia of Massachusetts, already high in the estimation of our fellow-citizens in the other parts of the United States.
To realize those just expectations of the Commander