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3789. HONOR, Wounded.—
It seems much
the general opinion here[Virginia] that our
honor has been too much wounded not to
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if that be necessary.—
To Tench Coxe. Washington ed. iv, 105. Ford ed., vi, 508.
(M. May. 1794)
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