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5487. MONROE (James), President.—
Nor is the election of Monroe an inefficient
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twenty years, which he will accomplish, of administration
in republican forms and principles,
will so consecrate them in the eyes of the
people as to secure them against the danger of
change.—
To Marquis Lafayette. Washington ed. vii, 67. Ford ed., x, 84.
(M. 1817)
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