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6496. PEACE, With France.—
The agents
of the two people [United States and France]
are either great bunglers or great rascals,
when they cannot preserve that peace which
is the universal wish of both.—
To James Monroe. Washington ed. iv, 20.
Ford ed., vi, 349.
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