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116 These demands are not demands, but they show our mental state. We will get nothing by asking; we shall have to take what we want, and we need the requisite strength for the effort and that strength will be availabeavailable [sic] to him only who

 will, only on rare occasions, make use of the English language; if a lawyer, will give up his profession and take up a hand-loom; if a lawyer, will devote his knowledge to enlightening both his people and the English; if a lawyer, will not meddle with the quarrels between parties, but will give up the courts and from his experience induce the people to do likewise; if a lawyer, will refuse to be a judge, as thehe [sic] will give up his profession; if a doctor, will give up medicine, and understand that rather than mending bodies, he should mend souls; if a doctor, will understand, that no matter to what religion he belongs, it is better that bodies remain diseased rather than that they are cured through the instrumentality of the diabolical vivisection that is practised in European schools of medicine;