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4515. LAW, Protests against.—
While
the principles of our Constitution give just latitude to inquiry, every citizen faithful to it
will deem embodied expressions of discontent,
and open outrages of law and patriotism, as
dishonorable as they are injurious.—
R. to A. Leesburg Citizens. Washington ed. viii, 161.
(1809)
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