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6622. PEOPLE, Self-government.—[continued].
To open the doors of
truth, and to fortify the habit of testing
everything by reason, are the most effectual
manacles we can rivet on the hands of our
successors to prevent their manacling the
people with their own consent.—
To Judge Tyler. Washington ed. iv, 549.
(W.
1804)
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