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13. ABUSES, Barriers against.—
We are
to guard against ourselves; not against ourselves
as we are, but as we may be; for who
can now imagine what we may become under
circumstances not now
imaginable?—
To Jedediah Morse.
Washington ed. vii, 236.
Ford ed., x, 206.
(M.
1822)
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