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4514. LAW, Obedience to.—[further continued].
That love of order and
obedience to the laws, which so remarkably
characterize the citizens of the United States,
are sure pledges of internal tranquillity.—
To Benjamin Waring. Washington ed. iv, 378.
(W.
March. 1801)
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