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4985. MANNERS, National.—
The manners
of every nation are the standard of
orthodoxy within itself. But these standards
being arbitrary, reasonable people in all allow
free toleration for the manners, as for the
religion of others.—
To Jean Baptiste Say. Washington ed. vi, 433.
(M.
1815)
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