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6524. PEACE, Prosperity and.—[continued].
I have ever cherished
the same spirit with all nations, from a consciousness
that peace, prosperity, liberty and
morals, have an intimate connection.—
To Dr. George Logan. Washington ed. vi, 215.
Ford ed., ix. 421.
(M.
1813)
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