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3979. INSULT, Resenting.—
It is inconsistent
for a nation which has been patiently
bearing for ten years the grossest insults and
injuries from their late enemies[the British]
to rise at a feather against their friends and
benefactors[the French].—
Opinion on Little Sarah. Washington ed. ix, 154.
Ford ed., vi, 342.
(1793)
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