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8700. UNITED STATES, England and.
—These two nations [the United States and England], holding cordially together, have
nothing to fear from the united world. They
will be the models for regenerating the condition
of man, the sources from which representative
government is to flow over the
whole earth.—
To J. Evelyn Denison. Washington ed. vii, 415.
(M.
1825)
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