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141. ADMINISTRATION, Secrecy in.—
The same secrecy and mystery are affected to be observed by the present, which marked the
former administration.—
To Aaron Burr.
Washington ed. iv, 185.
Ford ed., vii, 147.
(Pa.,
June. 1797)
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