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4983. MANNERS, American vs. French.—[continued].
Nourish peace with their
[the French] persons, but war against their
manners. Every step we take towards the
adoption of their manners is a step to perfect
misery.—
To Mrs. Trist. Washington ed. i, 395.
(P.
1785)
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