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4859. LOUISIANA, Taking possession of.—[continued].
I think it possible that
Spain, recollecting our former eagerness for
the island of New Orleans, may imagine she
can, by a free delivery of that, redeem the
residue of Louisiana; and that she may withhold
the peaceable cession of it. In that case
no doubt force must be used.—
To James Madison.
Ford ed., viii, 263.
(M.
Sep. 1803)
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