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1841. CORRUPTION, Refuge from.—
It
seems to me that in proportion as commercial
avarice and corruption advance on us from
the North and East, the principles of free
government are to retire to the agricultural
States of the South and West as their last
asylum and bulwark.—
To Henry Middleton. Washington ed. vi, 91.
(M.
1813)
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