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5052. MARIE ANTOINETTE, Character.—[further continued].
It may be asked what is
the Queen disposed to do in the present situation
of things? Whatever rage, pride and fear
can dictate in a breast which never knew the
presence of one moral restraint.—
To John Jay. Washington ed. iii, 118.
(P.
Sep. 1789)
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