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2652. ENGLAND, Jefferson and.—
As a
political man, the English shall never find any
passion in me either for or against them.
Whenever their avarice of commerce will let
them meet us fairly half way, I should meet
them with satisfaction, because it would be
for our benefit.—
To Francis Kinloch. Washington ed. iii, 197.
Ford ed., v, 248.
(Pa.,
1790)
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