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4707. LIBERTY, Royalty and.—[continued].
It is impossible for you
to conceive what is passing in our conclave,
and it is evident that one or two at least,
under pretence of avoiding war on the one
side, have no great antipathy to run foul of
it on the other, and to make a part in the
confederacy of princes against human liberty.—
To James Madison. Washington ed. iii, 563.
Ford ed., vi, 261.
(Pa.,
May. 1793)
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