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2612. ENGLAND, Amity with.—
No two
nations on earth can be so helpful to each
other as friends, nor so hurtful as enemies.
And in spite of their insolence, I have ever
wished for an honorable and cordial amity
with them as a nation.—
To Robert Walsh.
Ford ed., x, 155.
(M.
1820)
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