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2626. ENGLAND, Corruption of government.—
We know that the government of
England, maintaining itself by corruption at
home, uses the same means in other countries
of which she has any jealousy, by subsidizing
agitators and traitors among themselves to
distract and paralyze them. She sufficiently
manifests that she has no disposition to spare
ours.—
To Governor Plumer. Washington ed. vi, 415.
(1815)
See Hartford Convention.
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