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3486. GOVERNMENT, Consent of governed.—[further continued] .
I do not indeed wish to
see any nation have a form of government
forced on them; but if it is to be done, I
should rejoice at its being a freer one.—
To Peregrine Fitzhugh. Washington ed. iv, 218.
Ford ed., vii, 211.
(Pa.,
1798)
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