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3651. HAPPINESS, Purchased by bloodshed.—
If the happiness of the mass of
mankind can be secured at the expense of a
little tempest [234]
now and then, or even of a
little blood it will be a precious purchase.—
To Ezra Stiles. Washington ed. ii, 77.
(P.
1786)
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