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The question smote with appalling emphasis upon his heart. So he continued to nourish in his soul a vague hope, menaced by a vague fear that sorely tried his courage and his faith. Meanwhile the fratricidal strife between the kindred nations came to an end never, let us hope, while the world stands, to be renewed. The Treaty of Paris brought repose to the two war-wearied people.
W. H. (William Henry) Withrow - Neville Trueman, the Pioneer Preacher : a tale of the war of 1812

This intense and extensive development of agriculture and industry necessarily involves immigration. Immigration is therefore an economic necessity. War-wearied nations of Europe are just waking up to the realities of conditions. The dark cloud has lifted only to show everywhere silent industries and desolate fields.
George Thomas Daly - Catholic Problems in Western Canada

Sooth to say, the hand-play was not so hard to them as it had been betwixt the bent and the houses; for the Dusky Men were intent on dealing with the men of the kindreds from the southern road, who stood war-wearied before them; and they were hewing and casting at them, and baying and yelling like dogs; and though they turned about to meet the storm of the Woodlanders, yet their hearts failed them withal, and they strove to edge away from betwixt those two fearful scythes of war, fighting as men fleeing, not as men in onset.
William Morris - The Roots of the Mountains; Wherein Is Told Somewhat of the Lives of the Men of Burgdale
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