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8002. SOCIAL INTERCOURSE, Harmony and.—
If we can once more get social
intercourse restored to its pristine harmony,
I shall believe we have not lived in vain.—
To Thomas Lomax. Washington ed. iv, 361.
Ford ed., vii, 500,
(W.
Feb. 1801)
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