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... citizens , & an entire oblivion of past feuds . ... I hope the great body of our fellow citizens will do it . I will sacrifice X everything but principle to procure it . A few examples of justice on officers who have perverted their ...
... citizens , & an entire oblivion of past feuds . ... I hope the great body of our fellow citizens will do it . I will sacrifice X everything but principle to procure it . A few examples of justice on officers who have perverted their ...
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... citizens of a free republic . " In proportion to their numbers , " he had written in 1792 , " they will share with us the legislation . They will infuse into it their spirit , warp and bias its directions , and render it a heterogeneous ...
... citizens of a free republic . " In proportion to their numbers , " he had written in 1792 , " they will share with us the legislation . They will infuse into it their spirit , warp and bias its directions , and render it a heterogeneous ...
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... citizens , a good portion of their esteem , no complaint against the world which has sufficiently honored me , and above all a family which has blessed me by their affectn and never by their conduct given me a moment's pain ; and should ...
... citizens , a good portion of their esteem , no complaint against the world which has sufficiently honored me , and above all a family which has blessed me by their affectn and never by their conduct given me a moment's pain ; and should ...
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