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Capito came as a deputy to the camp, as one of
the ten chief men of Ameria. Learn from his behaviour on this deputation the whole life
and nature and manners of the man. Unless you are of opinion, O judges, that there is no
duty and no right so holy and solemn that his wickedness and perfidy has not tampered
with and violated it, then judge him to be a very excellent man.
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