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1384. COMMERCE, Cherish.—[further continued].
One imputation in particular
has been remarked till it seems as if
some at least believe it: that I am an enemy
to commerce. They admit me as a friend to
agriculture, and suppose me an enemy to the
only means of disposing of its produce.—
To Major William Jackson. Washington ed. iv, 358.
(M.
Feb. 1801)
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