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3169. FRANCE, Republican Government.—
I look with great anxiety for the firm
establishment of the new government in
France, being perfectly convinced that if it
takes place there, it will spread sooner or
later all over Europe. On the contrary, a
check there would retard the revival of liberty
in other countries.—
To George Mason. Washington ed. iii, 209.
Ford ed., v, 274.
(Pa.,
1791)
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