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222. AGRICULTURE, Happiness and. [continued].
How far it may lessen our happiness to be rendered merely agricultural;
how far that state is more friendly to principles of virtue and liberty, are questions
yet to be solved.—
To Horatio Gates. Washington ed. iv, 213.
Ford ed., vii, 205.
(Pa.,
1798)
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