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6479. PEACE, Blessings of.—
Wars and
contentions, indeed, fill the pages of history
with more matter. But more blessed is that
nation whose silent course of happiness
furnishes nothing for history to say. This is
what I ambition for my own country.—
To Comte Diodati. Washington ed. v, 62.
(W.
1807)
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