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5849. NEUTRALITY, Impartial.—[further continued] .
I verily believe that it
will ever be in our power to keep so even a
stand between England and France, as to inspire
a wish in neither to throw us into the
scale of his adversary. If we can do this for
a dozen years only, we shall have little to fear
from them.—
To Mr. Coxe. Washington ed. v, 58.
(W.
1807)
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