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6587. PEOPLE, French.—[further continued].
Two peoples whose interests,
whose principles, whose habits of attachment,
founded on fellowship in war and
mutual kindnesses, have so many points of
union, cannot but be easily kept together.—
To M. Odit. Washington ed. iv, 123.
(M.
Oct. 1795)
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