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4802. LOUISIANA, Acquisition of.—[further continued].
Whatever may be the
merit or demerit of that acquisition, I divide
it with my colleagues, to whose councils I
was indebted for a course of administration
which, notwithstanding this late coalition of
clay and brass, will, I hope, continue to receive
the approbation of our country.—
To Henry Dearborn. Washington ed. vii, 215.
Ford ed., x, 192.
(M.
1821)
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