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The American abroad has a touching faith, first, in the might and power of / his country to redress all wrongs, and secondly, in the personal prestige / of his Ambassador.
As a rule this faith is justified by works, but in the special and very / peculiar case of John Dampier, Senator Burton was destined to meet with / disappointment.