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4770. LITERARY MEN, Relief of.—
The efforts for the relief of literary men, made
by a society of private citizens, are truly laudable;
but they are * * * but a palliation
of an evil, the cure of which calls for all the
wisdom and the means of the nation.—
To David Williams. Washington ed. v, 512.
(W.
1803)
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