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5326. MONARCHY, Advocates for.—[further continued].
We have some names of
note here who have apostatized from the true
faith; but they are few indeed, and the body
of our citizens pure and insusceptible of taint
in their republicanism. Mr. Paine's answer to
Burke will be a refreshing shower to their
minds.—
To Benjamin Vaughan.
Ford ed., v, 334.
(Pa.,
1791)
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