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3160. FRANCE, Peace with.—[further continued].
All which the advocates
of peace can now attempt, is to prevent war
measures externally, consenting to every rational
measure of internal defence and preparation.
Great expenses will be incurred; and
it will be left to those whose measures render
them necessary, to provide to meet them.—
To James Madison. Washington ed. iv, 234.
Ford ed., vii, 237.
(Pa.,
April. 1798)
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