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7836. SERVICE, Credit for.—[continued].
I was only of a band devoted
to the cause of Independence, all of
whom exerted equally their best endeavors for
its success, and have a common right to the
merits of its acquisition. So also is the civil
revolution of 1801. Very many and very meritorious
were the worthy patriots who assisted
in bringing back our government to its republican
tack.—
To William T. Barry. Washington ed. vii, 255.
(M.
1822)
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