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8514. TRAVELERS, Entertaining.—
It
is the general interest of our country that
strangers of distinction passing through it,
should be made acquainted with its best citizens,
and those most qualified to give favorable impressions
of it.—
To Mr. Hite. Washington ed. iv, 146.
(M.
1796)
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