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6214. OPINION, Differences of.—[further continued].
I tolerate with the utmost
latitude the right of others to differ
from me in opinion without imputing to them
criminality. I know too well the weakness
and uncertainty of human reason to wonder
at its different results.—
To Mrs. John Adams. Washington ed. iv, 562.
Ford ed., viii, 312.
(M.
1804)
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