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101. ADAMS (Samuel), Principles of.—[continued].
Your principles have been
tested in the crucible of time, and have come
out pure. You have proved that it was monarchy,
and not merely British monarchy, you
opposed.—
To Samuel Adams. Washington ed. iv, 321.
Ford ed., vii, 425.
(Pa.,
1800)
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