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5886. NEUTRALITY, Usurpation of jurisdiction.—
The United States being at
peace with both parties, will certainly not see
with indifference its territory or jurisdiction
violated by [France or England] either, and
will proceed immediately to enquire into the
facts and to do what these shall show ought to
be done with exact impartiality.—
To George Hammond.
Ford ed., vi, 236.
(Pa.,
May. 1793)
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