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6696. POLICY (American), European quarrels.—[continued].
At such a distance from
Europe, and with such a distance between
us, we hope to meddle little in its quarrels or
combinations. Its peace and its commerce
are what we shall court.—
To M. de Pinto. Washington ed. iii, 174.
(N.Y.,
1790)
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