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6476. PATRONAGE vs. PATRIOTISM.—
Let us deserve well of our country by making
her interests the end of all our plans,
and not our own pomp, patronage, and irresponsibility.—
To Albert Gallatin. Washington ed. iv, 429.
Ford ed., viii, 141.
(W.
1802)
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