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5861. NEUTRALITY, Preserving.—[further continued].
I fear that a fair neutrality
will prove a disagreeable pill to our
friends [the French], though necessary to keep
out of the calamities of a war.—
To James Madison.
Ford ed., vi, 232.
(Pa.,
April. 1793)
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