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6339. PAPER AND CIVILIZATION.—
This article, the creature of art, and but latterly
so comparatively, is now interwoven so much
into the conveniences and occupations of men,
as to have become one of the necessaries of
civilized life.—
To Robert R. Livingston.
Ford ed., vii, 445.
(Pa.,
1800)
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