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    Common peace voluntary participation clause · Compact and oaths ratifying the general peace · General peace armed-exiles exclusion clause · General peace constitutional preservation clause · General peace enemy clause · General peace freedom and independence clause · General peace maritime navigation clause · General peace public-safety safeguards clause · Joint agreement harbor and shipbuilding restriction · Peace instructions to treat violators as enemies
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