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482. ARISTOCRACY, Virtuous.—
Nature
has wisely provided an aristocracy of
virtue and talent for the direction of the interests
of society, and scattered it with equal
hand through all its conditions.—
Autobiography. Washington ed. i, 36.
Ford ed., i, 49.
(1821)
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