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3257. FREE TRADE, Great Britain and.—
The system into which the United States
wished to go, was that of freeing commerce
from every shackle. A contrary conduct in
Great Britain will occasion them to adopt
the contrary system, at least as to that island.—
To W. W. Seward. Washington ed. i, 479.
(P.
1785)
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