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2608. ENEMIES, Political.—[further continued].
In public life, a man
whose political principles have any decided
character, and who has energy enough to give
them effect, must always expect to encounter
political hostility from those of adverse principles.—
To Richard M. Johnson. Washington ed. v, 256.
(W.
1808)
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