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7013. PROGRESS, Constant.—
When I
contemplate the immense advances in science
and discoveries in the arts which have been
made within the period of my life, I look
forward with confidence to equal advances by
the present generation, and have no doubt
they will consequently be as much wiser than
we have been as we than our fathers were,
and they than the burners of witches.—
To Dr. Benjamin Waterhouse. Washington ed. vii, 101.
Ford ed., x, 103.
(M.
1818)
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