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955. BRAZIL, [continued].
Although we have no
right to intermeddle with the form of government
of other nations, yet it is lawful to
wish to see no emperors nor kings in our
hemisphere, and that Brazil as well as Mexico
will homologize with us.—
To President Monroe.
Ford ed., X, 244.
(M.
Dec. 1822)
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