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1630. CONSCIENCE, Rights of.—[further continued] .
The restoration of the
rights of conscience [in the Revised Code of
Virginia] relieved the people from taxation
for the support of a religion not theirs: for
the [Church of England] Establishment was
truly of the religion of the rich, the dissenting
sects being entirely composed of the
less wealthy people.—
Autobiography. Washington ed. i, 49.
Ford ed., i, 69.
(1821)
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