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2774. EUROPE, A world apart.—
I consider
Europe, at present, as a world apart
from us, about which it is improper for us
even to form opinions, or to indulge any
wishes but the general one, that whatever is
to take place in it, may be for its happiness. [178]
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To Julian V. Niemcewiez. Washington ed. v, 69.
(M.
April. 1807)
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