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6553. PEOPLE, American vs. British.—
Our country is getting into a ferment against
yours, or rather has caught it from yours.
God knows how this will end; but assuredly
in one extreme or the other. There can be
no medium between those who have loved so
much.—
To Dr. Price. Washington ed. i, 378.
Ford ed., iv, 84.
(P.
1785)
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