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6755. POLITICS, Torment of.—
It is a
relief to be withdrawn from the torment of
the scenes amidst which we are. Spectators
of the heats and tumults of conflicting
parties, we cannot help participating of their
feelings.—
To Martha Jefferson Randolph.
Ford ed., v, 487.
(Pa.,
March. 1792)
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