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3385. GENERALS, Talents and.—[further continued].
Our second and third
campaigns * * * more than redeemed the
disgraces of the first, and proved that although
a republican government is slow to
move, yet, when once in motion, its momentum
becomes irresistible.—
To F. C. Gray. Washington ed. vi, 438.
(M.
1815)
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