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7020. PROPERTY, Acquisition of.—
The political institutions of America, its various
soils and climates opened a certain resource
to the unfortunate and to the enterprising
of every country, and insured to them
the acquisition and free possession of property.—
Declaration on Taking up Arms.
Ford ed., i, 465.
(July. 1775)
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