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4287. KNOX (Henry), Hamilton and.—
Knox, for once, dared to differ from Hamilton,
and to express, very submissively, an opinion,
that a convention named by the whole body of
the[French] nation, would be competent to do
anything.—
The Anas. Washington ed. ix, 126.
Ford ed., i, 209.
(1792)
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