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5102. MARQUE, Letters of.—[continued].
Our delegates [to Congress]
inform us that we might now obtain
letters of marque for want of which our people
[in Virginia] have long and exceedingly
suffered. I have taken the liberty of desiring
them to apply for fifty.—
To the President of Congress.
Ford ed., ii, 241.
(1799)
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