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632. AUTHORITY, Habits of.—
If the
President can be preserved a few years till
habits of authority and obedience [to the new
government] can be established generally, we
have nothing to fear.—
To M. De Lafayette. Washington ed. iii, 132.
Ford ed., v, 152.
(N.Y.,
April. 1790)
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