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2630. ENGLAND, Detested.—
The Count
de Moustier [French Minister] will find the
affections of the Americans with France, but
their habits with England. Chained to that
country by circumstances, embracing what
they loathe, they realize the fable of the living
and the dead bound together.—
To Comte de Moustier. Washington ed. ii, 295.
(P.
1787)
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