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4877. LOUIS XVI., Good qualities.—
The King's dispositions are solidly good. He
is capable of great sacrifices. All he wants to
induce him to do a thing, is to be assured it
will be for the good of the nation.—
To Mr. Cutting. Washington ed. ii, 439.
(P.
1788)
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