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6311. PAINE (Thomas), Correspondence.—
I have been in daily intention of answering
your letters, fully and confidentially;
but you know, such a correspondence between
you and me cannot pass through the post, nor
even by the couriers of ambassadors.—
To Thomas Paine. Washington ed. ii, 545.
(P.
1788)
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