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... Freedom's fabric from decay Rebuilds , for millions yet unborn . Rejoice ! Columbia's Sons , & c . · His country's surest hope and stay , In virtue and in talents try'd , Now rises , to assume the sway , O'er Freedom's Temple to preside ...
... Freedom's fabric from decay Rebuilds , for millions yet unborn . Rejoice ! Columbia's Sons , & c . · His country's surest hope and stay , In virtue and in talents try'd , Now rises , to assume the sway , O'er Freedom's Temple to preside ...
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... freedom of speech , he well knew , was in its practice , not in its theory . No matter how greatly the newspapers abused their freedom , Jefferson felt , it was vital for democracy that that freedom be not checked . In thus acting ...
... freedom of speech , he well knew , was in its practice , not in its theory . No matter how greatly the newspapers abused their freedom , Jefferson felt , it was vital for democracy that that freedom be not checked . In thus acting ...
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... freedom of the press here have been carried to a length never before known or borne by any civilized nation . But it is so difficult to draw a clear line of separation between the abuse and the wholesome use of the press , that as yet ...
... freedom of the press here have been carried to a length never before known or borne by any civilized nation . But it is so difficult to draw a clear line of separation between the abuse and the wholesome use of the press , that as yet ...
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