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111. ADMINISTRATION, Arduous.—
The helm of a free government is always
arduous, and never was ours more so, than
at a moment when two friendly peoples are
likely to be committed in war by the ill temper
of their administrations.—
To James Sullivan. Washington ed. iv, 168.
Ford ed., vii, 117.
(M.
Feb. 1797)
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