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4718. LIBERTY, Subversion of.—
The
moderation and virtue of a single character
have probably prevented this Revolution from
being closed, as most others have been, by
a subversion of that liberty it was intended
to establish.—
To General Washington. Washington ed. i, 335.
Ford ed., iii, 467.
(A.
1784)
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