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3155. FRANCE, Murray's Mission.—[further continued].
The face the federalists
will put on this business is that they have
frightened France into a respectful treatment.
Whereas, in truth, France has been sensible
that her measures to prevent the scandalous
spectacle of war between the two republics,
from the known impossibility of our injuring
her, would not be imputed to her as a
humiliation.—
To Edmund Pendleton. Washington ed. iv, 294.
Ford ed., vii, 365.
(Pa.,
Feb. 1799)
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