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8688. UNION (The Federal), Western interests and.—[further continued].
I fear, from an expression
in your letter, that the people of Kentucky
think of separating, not only from Virginia
(in which they are right), but also from the
Confederacy. I own, I should think this a
most calamitous event, and such an one as
every good citizen on both sides should set
himself against.—
To Archibald Stuart. Washington ed. i, 518.
Ford ed., iv, 188.
(P.
Jan. 1786)
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