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9214. YOUNG MEN, Enthusiasm of.—
Bonaparte will conquer the world if they
[the European powers] do not learn his secret
of composing armies of young men only,
whose enthusiasm and health enable them to
surmount all obstacles.—
To Mr. Bidwell. Washington ed. v, 16.
(W.
1806)
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