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iR^w be iacriiiccd as Poland was before. — If onee this plan iV
set on foot between the French and Russian emperors, the war
between them will be soon at an end.
, From what we have seen of the b^rations on the Vistula,
the exertions are so gieat and so neariy equal on both stde^,
that it is diffieuh to foresee any great advi^nttfge to either
partj : but an accommodation between them may prove highly
advantageous to both.
: If what has been observed, therefore, be just, that France
and Russia have at present more points on which they can
agree than the contrary, a peace between them cannot be very
far distant.
