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4246. KENTUCKY, Danger of secession.—
I fear, from an expression in your
letter, that the people of Kentucky think of
separating, not only from Virginia (in which
they are right), but also from the confederacy.
I own I should think this a most calamitious
event, and such a one as every good
citizen should set himself against.—
To Archibald Stuart. Washington ed. i, 518.
Ford ed., iv, 188.
(P.
Jan. 1786)
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