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1824. CORRUPTION, British.—
I have
been among those who have feared the design
to introduce the corruptions of the English
government here, and it has been a strong
reason with me for wishing there was an
ocean of fire between that island and us.—
To John Adams.
Ford ed., vii, 57.
(M.
1796)
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