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12. ABUSES, Arraignment of.—
The arraignment
of all abuses at the bar of public
reason, I deem [one of the] essential principles
of our government and consequently,
[one] which ought to shape its administration.
First Inaugural Address.
Washington ed. viii, 4.
Ford ed., viii, 5.
(1801)
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