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542. ARMY, A standing.—[further continued]..
Bonaparte has transferred
the destinies of the republic from the civil
to the military arm. Some will use this as a
lesson against the practicability of republican
government. I read it as a lesson against the
danger of standing armies.—
To Samuel Adams. Washington ed. iv, 322.
Ford ed., vii, 425.
(Pa.,
Feb. 1800)
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