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James Monroe: “Sensible of what I owed to my country, I felt strongly the obligation of observing the utmost impartiality in selecting…”

On the recordApril 5, 1822
Sensible of what I owed to my country, I felt strongly the obligation of observing the utmost impartiality in selecting those officers who were to be retained.
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James Monroe
Democratic Republican · Virginia

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