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1430. COMMERCE, Vices of.—
Our
greediness for wealth, and fantastical expense,
have degraded, and will degrade, the minds
of our maritime citizens. These are the peculiar
vices of commerce.—
To John Admas. Washington ed. vii, 104.
Ford ed., x, 107.
(M.
1818)
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