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6527. PEACE, Pursuit of.—[continued].
Do what is right, leaving
the people of Europe to act their follies
and crimes among themselves, while we pursue
in good faith the paths of peace and
prosperity.—
To President Monroe. Washington ed. vii, 290.
Ford ed., x, 259.
(M.
1823)
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