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3036. FLORIDA, England and.—
England
will immediately seize on the Floridas as
a point d'appui to annoy us. What are we to
do in that case? I think she will find that there
is no nation on the globe which can gall her so
much as we can.—
To John Armstrong. Washington ed. v, 135.
Ford ed., ix, 117.
(W.
July. 1807)
See 298.
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