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Fourth Letter of Titus Valerius Ahenobarbus to the Senate of Saia. - Conscript fathers, what debates have taken place in the Valian Forum, what determination has been come to in respect to your business, and what the Emperor has undertaken to do, all this you will learn best from Lord...

Pact of Rome (revised) - Article I: The Inca Nation and Rome shall cease hostilities forthwith. Article II: The Inca Nation will cease all support and succour for the Shining Path Article III: The Inca Nation and the Roman Empire shall conduct a mutual prisoner exchange and amnesty Article...

To: The Celtonian Union From: The Inca Nation - The Inca nation is prepared to accept the terms presented by Celtonia, so long as our Maya allies also are incorporated into the treaty. Honour demands we not abandon them to the wolves.

The Inca Nation wishes to join the league of Nations.

Statement of the Kamachiq. It is to the world's great regret that the new Celtonian government has shown itself to be entirely indistinguishable from the government of the Conservative Party of Celtonia and equally indifferent to the desires of the Celtonian electorate. It is manifestly clear...

Incan Response to Objections. 1) The original incan proposal did not impose demands on the internal constitution of the Incan State. It is only meet given a) the Celtonian side offered reparations in kind in its proposal b) the Maya requested recompense for their part and were like the Inca the...

To: the Celtonian Union From: The Inca Nation In relation to the amended peace proposal you have presented the following terms are unacceptable. Article 1b is objectionable, as the proposed observers are entirely Celtonian proxies. Observation of a portuguese plebiscite should be conducted by...

The Pact of Rome The Roman Empire and the Incan State, noting that they have not, nor will they ever legally be, at war, have agreed to a series of terms negotiated to the long-term benefit of both sides. Clause I: Roman and Incan troops will immediately cease any combat operation against one...

To: The Union of Celtonia From: The Inca Nation We shall consider your proposal carefully, for our earnest love for the Inca people and their welfare compels us to do so. Nonetheless, we fear given the bad-faith shown us that while the Celtic people may have, rightly, rejected Thomson (may his...

To: Celtonia From: The Inca Nation The Inca nation continues its heroic struggle against the Great Enemy, yet at the same time despite the perfidy of the former government, its illegal actions, its disdain for human life and common decency, it endeavours still for peace with Celtonia and...

The gall and arrogant hypocrisy of the Celtonian government once gain makes itself plain. The Inca have only ever acted within the bounds of international law and universal moral principles, whilst it is the Celtonian government which has engaged in an act of unprovoked invasion of Inca...

Even as its hypocrisy and lies have become clear to all, the Celtonian government cannot help but further immerse itself in its own deceit. Perhaps it even deceives itself as it spouts endless lies hoping beyond hope in its blind hatred of the Inca that one of its wild and hystrionic claims...

Statement on Celtic Accusations The accusation by Celtonia that the Inca state has established such camps is yet another lie amongst the many they have presented as "justification" for their wanton aggression. Just as no Iroquois soldier to date has fought against the Portuguese rebels...

Inca Statement on Celtonian Rejection of Peace The Inca refuse to cede territory to Rome. Let there be no confusion, Celtonian acceptance of the peace agreed by the Inca and the portuguese rebels would secure peace in Portugal and facilitate a swift expulsion of the roman invasion by the...