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6278. OPPOSITION, Continual.—
In the Middle and Southern States, as great an
union of sentiment has now taken place as is
perhaps desirable. For as there will always
be an opposition, I believe it had better be
from avowed monarchists than republicans.—
To Elbridge Gerry. Washington ed. iv, 536.
Ford ed., viii, 297.
(W.
March. 1804)
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