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4705. LIBERTY, Restricted.—
I had
hoped that Geneva was familiarized to such a
degree of liberty, that they might without
difficulty or danger fill up the measure to its
maximum; a term, which, though in the insulated
man, bounded only by his natural
powers, must, in society, be so far restricted
as to protect himself against the evil passions
of his associates, and consequently, them
against him.—
To M. D'Ivernois. Washington ed. iv, 114.
Ford ed., vii, 4.
(M.
Feb. 1795)
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