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857. BONAPARTE (N.), Brutuses for.—
If Bonaparte declares for royalty, either in
his own person, or for Louis XVIII., he has
but a few days to live. In a nation of so
much enthusiasm, there must be a million of
Brutuses who will devote themselves to destroy
him.—
To Henry Innes. Washington ed. iv, 315.
Ford ed., vii, 412.
(Pa.,
Jan. 1800)
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