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1From John Adams to John M. Gill, 12 June 1798 (Adams Papers)
Your Address to the President Senate and House of Representatives has been presented to me Foreign Governments will always have grounds to believe, that there are divisions Diversities of Opinion, if not divisions into Parties in every Republican Government. Those whose Knowledge of free Governments, is Superficial, and whose Experience is young, will be very apt to Mistake these Diversities...
2From John Adams to John M. Gill, 7 July 1798 (Adams Papers)
Your Memorial to the President Senate and House of Representatives, has been presented to me by Judge Addison and I thank you for it. From the Beginning of the World the Elements of Division of opinion among the People have existed. The Distinctions of Wise and foolish, learned and ignorant, industrious and idle, Strong and weak, virtuous and vicious have ever prevailed, and while these...