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6491. PEACE, With England.—[continued].
The United States and Great Britain ought to wish for peace and
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us more harm than any other nation; and
you, because we can do you more good than
any other nation.—
To Sir John Sinclair. Washington ed. vii, 22.
(M. 1816)
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