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3969. INNOVATION, Reasonable.—
I am
not myself apt to be alarmed at innovations
recommended by reason. That dread belongs
to those whose interests or prejudices shrink
from the advance of truth and science.—
To Dr. John Manners. Washington ed. vi, 323.
(M.
1814)
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