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1163. CENTRALIZATION, Corruption and.—[continued].
I do verily believe that * * * a single consolidated government
would become the most corrupt government
on the earth.—
To Gideon Granger. Washington ed. iv, 331.
Ford ed., vii, 451.
(M.
Aug. 1800)
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