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397. APPROBATION, Intelligent.—
It
has been a great happiness to me, to have received
the approbation of so great a portion
of my fellow citizens, and particularly of
those who have opportunities of inquiring,
reading and deciding for themselves.—
To C. F. Welles. Washington ed. v, 484.
(M.
1809)
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