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2175. DELUSION, Recovery from.—[further continued].
The return of our citizens
from the frenzy into which they had been
wrought, partly by ill conduct in France,
partly by artifices practiced on them, is almost
entire, and will, I believe, become quite so.—
To Thomas Paine. Washington ed. iv, 370.
Ford ed., viii, 18.
(W.
March. 1801)
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