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4671. LIBERTY, Despotism and.—
The
agitations of the public mind advance its
powers, and at every vibration between the
points of liberty and despotism, something
will be gained for the former.—
To Thomas Cooper. Washington ed. iv, 452.
Ford ed., viii, 177.
(W.
Nov. 1802)
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