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3647. HAPPINESS, Primitive.—
I am
convinced that those societies (as the Indians )
which live without government, enjoy
in their general mass an infinitely greater
degree of happiness than those who live under
the European governments.—
To Edward Carrington. Washington ed. ii, 100.
Ford ed., iv, 360.
(P.
1787)
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