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I did not doubt of the final triumph of the cause, which would be to despair of God's justice.
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The speaker says they were confident that the cause would ultimately succeed. To doubt that outcome would, in their view, mean losing faith in God’s justice. The statement connects hope for the cause’s final triumph with trust that justice will ultimately prevail.
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