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3114. FRANCE, Affection for.—[further continued].
Nobody [is] more sensible
than you are of the motives, both moral
and political, which should induce us to bind
the two countries together by as many ties
as possible of interest and affection.—
To Dr. Ramsay. Washington ed. ii, 49.
(P.
1786)
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