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4948. MAJORITY, Submission to.—
If
we are faithful to our country, if we acquiesce,
with good will, in the decisions of the majority,
and the nation moves in mass in the
same direction, although it may not be that
which every individual thinks best, we have
nothing to fear from any quarter.—
R. to A. Virginia Baptists. Washington ed. viii, 139.
(1808)
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