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6979. PRIVATE LIFE, Independence of.—
The independence of private life, under
the protection of republican laws, will I hope
yield me the happiness from which no slave
is so remote as the minister of a commonwealth.—
To Marquis Lafayette. Washington ed. i, 312.
Ford ed., iii, 49.
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