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2663. ENGLAND, Morality of government.—[further continued].
I consider the government
of England as totally without morality,
insolent beyond bearing, inflated with vanity
and ambition, aiming at the exclusive dominion
of the sea, lost in corruption, of deep-rooted
hatred towards us, hostile to liberty
wherever it endeavors to show its head, and
the eternal disturber of the peace of the
world.—
To Thomas Leiper. Washington ed. vi, 463.
Ford ed., ix, 510.
(M.
June. 1815)
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