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5863. NEUTRALITY, Preserving.—[further continued].
If we preserve even a
sneaking neutrality, we shall be indebted for it
to the President, and not to his counsellors.—
To Colonel Monroe. Washington ed. iii, 548.
Ford ed., vi, 239.
(Pa.,
May. 1793)
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