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7553. REVOLUTION (French), Sympathy with.—[further continued] .
I was a sincere well-wisher
to the success of the French Revolution,
and still wish it may end in the establishment
of a free and well-ordered republic.—
To Elbridge Gerry. Washington ed. iv, 269.
Ford ed., vii, 329.
(Pa.,
1799)
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