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1043. CABINET, Indebtedness to.—[continued].
For the advantages flowing
from the measures of the government, you
are indebted principally to a wise and patriotic
Legislature, and to the able and inestimable
coadjutors with whom it has been my good
fortune to be associated in the direction of affairs.—
R. To A. Philadelphia Citizens. Washington ed. viii, 145.
1809)
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