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4300. KOSCIUSKO (General), Tribute to.—
Your principles and dispositions were
made to be honored, revered and loved. True
to a single object, the freedom and happiness
of man, they have not veered about with the
changelings and apostates of our acquaintance.—
To General Kosciusko. Washington ed. iv, 249.
(1798)
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