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2693. ENGLAND, Tyrant of ocean.—[continued].
I own, that while I rejoice,
for the good of mankind, in the deliverance
of Europe from the havoc which would
never have ceased while Bonaparte should
have lived in power, I see with anxiety the
tyrant of the ocean remaining in vigor, and
even participating in the merit of crushing
his brother tyrant.—
To John Adams. Washington ed. vi, 353.
Ford ed., ix, 461.
(M.
July. 1814)
See Ocean.
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