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6429. PARTIES, Natural division.—[continued].
I consider the party division
of whig and tory the most wholesome
which can exist in any government, and well
worthy of being nourished, to keep out those
of a more dangerous character.—
To William T. Barry. Washington ed. vii, 255.
(M.
1822)
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