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3297. FRIENDSHIP WITH ENGLAND, Common interest.—
No two countries
upon earth have so many points of common
interest and friendship; and the rulers
must be great bunglers indeed, if, with such
dispositions, they break them asunder.—
To James Monroe. Washington ed. v, 12.
Ford ed., viii, 449.
(W.
May. 1806)
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