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4363. LAFAYETTE, Imprisoned.—
No
one has wished with more anxiety to see him
once more in the bosom of a nation, who, knowing
his works and his worth, desire to make
him and his family forever their own. [280]
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To M. de Lafayette. Washington ed. iv, 145.
(1796)
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