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4977. MANKIND, Improvement of.—[continued].
Although a soldier yourself,
I am sure you contemplate the peaceable
employment of man in the improvement of his
condition, with more pleasure than his murders,
raperies and devastations.—
To General Kosciusko. Washington ed. vi, 69.
Ford ed., ix, 363.
(M.
June. 1812)
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