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3115. FRANCE, Affection for.—[further continued] .
I am happy in concurring
with you * * * in the sentiment,
that as the principles of our governments
become more congenial, the links of affection
are multiplied between us. It is
impossible that they should multiply beyond
our wishes.—
To J. B. Ternant. Washington ed. iii, 516.
Ford ed., vi, 189.
(Pa.,
1793)
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