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2762. ETIQUETTE, Liberation from.—
The distance of our nation [from Europe] and
difference of circumstances liberate [it], in some
degree, from an etiquette, to which it is a
stranger at home as well as abroad.—
To M. de Pinto. Washington ed. iii, 175.
(N.Y.,
1790)
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