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6478. PEACE, America and.—
Twenty
years of peace, and the prosperity so visibly
flowing from it, have but strengthened our
attachment to it, and the blessings it brings,
and we do not despair of being always a
peaceable nation.—
To M. Cabanis. Washington ed. iv, 497.
(W.
1803)
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