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5310. MISSOURI QUESTION, Portentous.—
The Missouri question is the most
portentous one which ever yet threatened
our Union. In the gloomiest moment of the
Revolutionary war I never had any apprehensions
equal to what I feel from this
source.—
To Hugh Nelson.
Ford ed., x, 156.
(M.
Feb. 1820)
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