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2635. ENGLAND AND FRANCE, Banditti.—[continued].
How much to be lamented
that the world cannot unite and destroy
these two land and sea monsters. The
one drenching the earth with human gore, the
other ravaging the ocean with lawless piracies
and plunder.—
To Dr. Samuel Brown. Washington ed. vi, 165.
(M.
July. 1813)
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