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6499. PEACE, Happiness and prosperity.—[continued].
All the energies of the
European nations are expended in the destruction
of the labor, property and lives of
their people. On our part, never had a people
so favorable a chance of trying the opposite
system, of peace and fraternity with mankind,
and the direction of all our means and
faculties to the purposes of improvement instead
of destruction.—
To President Monroe. Washington ed. vii, 288.
Ford ed., x, 257.
(M.
1823)
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