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5720. NAVIGATION, French and English hostility.—[further continued] .
I hope we shall rub
through the war [between France and England],
without engaging in it ourselves, and
that when in a state of peace our Legislature
and Executive will endeavor to provide
peaceable means of obliging foreign nations to
be just to us, and of making their injustice recoil
on themselves.—
To Peregrine Fitzhugh. Washington ed. iv, 216.
Ford ed., vii, 209.
(Pa.,
Feb. 1798)
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