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6743. POLITICS, Partizan.—
You have
found on your return [from Europe] a
higher style of political difference than you
had left here. I fear this is inseparable from
the different constitutions of the human
mind, and that degree of freedom which permits
unrestrained expression.—
To Thomas Pinckney. Washington ed. iv, 176.
Ford ed., vii, 128.
(Pa.,
17971797)gt;
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