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2696. ENGLAND, United States and Colonies of.—
It is the policy of Great Britain
to give aliment to that bitter enmity between
her States [in America] and ours, which May
secure her against their ever joining us. But
would not the existence of a cordial friendship
between us and them, be the best bridle
we could possibly put into the mouth of England?—
To John Adams. Washington ed. i, 489.
(P.
1785)
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