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	You have 
	no enemies, you say?
	Alas! my friend, the boast 
	is poor;
	He who has mingled in the 
	fray
	Of duty, that the brave 
	endure,
	Must have 
	made foes! If you have none,
	Small is the work that you 
	have done.
	You’ve hit no traitor on the 
	hip,
	You’ve dashed no cup from 
	perjured lip,
	You’ve never turned the 
	wrong to right,
	You’ve been a coward in the 
	fight.
  
	Mackay, 
	Charles - 
	Scottish 
	poet, journalist, author, anthologist, novelist, and songwriter
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