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6936. PRESS (Freedom of the), Shackled.—
Nor should we wonder at * * *
[the] pressure [for a fixed constitution in
1788-9] when we consider the monstrous
abuses of power under which * * * [the
French] people were ground to powder;
when we pass in review the shackles * * *
on the freedom of the press by the Censure.
Autobiography. Washington ed. i, 86.
Ford ed., i, 118.
(1821)
See Editors, Newspapers, and Publicity.
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