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3553. GOVERNMENT, Representative.—[further continued].
The advantages of representative
government exhibited in England
and America, and recently in other countries,
will procure its establishment everywhere in
a more or less perfect form; and this will insure
the amelioration of the condition of the
world. It will cost years of blood, and be
well worth them.—
To Albert Gallatin.
Ford ed., x, 262.
(M.
1823)
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