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367. ANIMOSITIES, Political.—[continued].
While I cherish with feeling
the recollections of my friends, I banish
from my mind all political animosities which
might disturb its tranquillity, or the happiness
I derive from my present pursuits.—
To William Duane. Washington ed. v, 532.
(M.
1810)
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