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3938. INDIANS, Temperance.—
Our endeavors
are to impress on them all profoundly,
temperance, peace and agriculture; and I am
persuaded they begin to feel profoundly the
soundness of the advice.—
To Dr. Logan. Washington ed. v, 404.
(W.
1808)
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