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1261. CHURCH AND STATE, Guidance by.—
I cannot give up my guidance to
the magistrate, because he knows no more
of the way to heaven than I do, and is less
concerned to direct me right than I am to
go right.—
Notes on Religion.
Ford ed., ii, 100.
(1776?)
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