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6335. PANICS, Losses by.—[continued].
The losses on this occasion
would support a war such as we now have on hand, five or six years. Thus you will
see that the calamity has been greater in proportion
than that of the South Sea in England,
or Law in France.—
To William Short.
Ford ed., v, 510.
(Pa.,
April. 1792)
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