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132. ADMINISTRATION, Indulgence to.—
There are no mysteries in the public administration.
Difficulties indeed sometimes
arise; but common sense and honest intentions
will generally steer through them, and,
where they cannot be surmounted, I have ever
seen the well-intentioned part of our fellow
citizens sufficiently disposed not to look for
impossibilities.—
To Dr. J. B. Stuart. Washington ed. vii, 64.
(M.
1817)
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