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5933. NEWSPAPERS, Classics vs.—[continued].
I have given up newspapers
in exchange for Tacitus, and Thucydides,
for Newton and Euclid, and I find myself
much the happier.—
To John Adams. Washington ed. vi, 37.
Ford ed., ix, 334.
(M.
1812)
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