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3076. FOREIGN INFLUENCE, Mercantile.—
The commerce of England has spread its roots over the whole face of our
country. This is the real source of all the
obliquities of the public mind.—
To A. H. Rowan. Washington ed. iv, 257.
Ford ed., vii, 280.
(M.
1798)
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