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6267. OPINIONS, Canvassing.—
In canvassing
my opinions you have done what every
man has a right to do, and it is for the good
of society that that right should be freely
exercised.—
To Noah Webster. Washington ed. iii, 201.
Ford ed., v, 254.
(Pa.,
1790)
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