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2607. ENEMIES, Political.—[continued].
Dr. Franklin had many
political enemies, as every character must,
which, with decision enough to have opinions,
has energy and talent to give them effect on
the feelings of the adversary opinion.—
To Robert Walsh. Washington ed. vii, 108.
Ford ed., x, 116.
(M.
1818)
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