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1051. CABINET, An Unbroken.—
It
would have been to me the greatest of consolations
to have gone through my term with
the same coadjutors, and to have shared with
them the merit, or demerit, of whatever good
or evil we may have done.—
To Henry Dearborn. Washington ed. v, 229.
Ford ed., ix, 171.
(W.
Jan. 1808)
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