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755. BARBARY STATES, The Mediterranean and.—[continued].
The Algerines form an
obstacle; but the object of our commerce in
the Mediterranean is so immense that we ought
to surmount that obstacle, and I believe it can
be done by means in our power, and which,
instead of fouling us with the dishonorable and
criminal baseness of France and England, will
place us in the road to respect with all the
world.—
To E. Rutledge. Washington ed. iii, 110.
(P.
1789)
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