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6730. POLITICS, Divorce from.—
In my
retirement I shall certainly divorce myself
from all part in political affairs. To get rid
of them is the principal object of my retirement,
and the first thing necessary to the
happiness which it is in vain to look for in
any other situation.—
To Benjamin Stoddert. Washington ed. v, 427.
Ford ed., ix, 246.
(W.
1809)
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