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4062. JACKSON (Andrew), Seminole War and.—
I observe Ritchie imputes to you
and myself opinions against Jackson's conduct
in the Seminole war. I certainly never doubted
that the military entrance into Florida, the temporary
occupation of their posts, and the execution
of Arbuthnot and Ambrister were all
justifiable. * * * I at first felt regret at the
execution; but I have ceased to feel[manuscript
torn] on mature reflection, and a belief
the example will save much blood.—
To James Madison.
Ford ed., x, 124.
(M.
1819)
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