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3911. INDIANS, Coercing.—
Nothing
ought more to be avoided than the embarking
ourselves in a system of military coercion on the
Indians. If we do this, we shall have general
and perpetual war.—
To Meriwethar Lewis. Washington ed. v, 350.
(M.
1808)
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