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6517. PEACE, Preserving.—
My hope of
preserving peace for our country is not
founded in the greater principles of non-resistance
under every wrong, but in the belief
that a just and friendly conduct on our part
will produce justice and friendship from
others.—
To Earl of Buchan. Washington ed. iv, 494.
(W.
1803)
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