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1295. CITIZENS, Protection of.—[continued].
The first foundations of
the social compact would be broken up, were
we definitely to refuse to its members the protection
of their persons and property, while
in their lawful pursuits.—
To James Maury. Washington ed. vi, 52.
Ford ed., ix, 348.
(M.
1812)
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