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7436. RETALIATION, Opportunity for.—
It is impossible [that the British] can be
serious in attempting to bully us * * *.
We have too many of their subjects in our
power and too much iron to clothe them with
and, I will add, too much resolution to avail
ourselves of both, to fear their pretended retaliation.
[427]
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To General Washington. Washington ed. i, 231.
Ford ed., ii, 259.
(Wg.
1779)
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