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1534. CONGRESS, Foreign Powers and.
—The Legislature should never show itself in
a matter with a foreign nation, but where the
case is very serious, and they mean to commit
the nation on its issue.—
To James Madison. Washington ed. iii, 296.
Ford ed., v, 391.
(1791)
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