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the laws or practice.
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br. Hamilton's supportion that the ordiname should require
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of the frorners of other alenie pro Pranchas y the establishment y
Bhat agencies in there alonies matter should I think be left u I promed by the law or practice
those colonies.
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his and hames in a day or
I will and for to tresor guer
сверх answer to the C.O. letter until he has considered this point
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My dear Welby,
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I have seen your
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Wingfield and the cony of his reply.
First, as
regards the substitution of the Sec? of State for the Colomes
for the Treasury. I must say
I prefer leaving in the Treasury though if you and Hamilton strongly desire the change Swill five way.