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6577. PEOPLE, English.—[further continued].
England presents the
singular phenomenon of a nation, the individuals
of which are as faithful to their private
engagements and duties, as honorable, as
worthy, as those of any nation on earth, and
whose government is yet the most unprincipled
at this day known.—
To John Langdon. Washington ed. v, 514.
(M.
1810)
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