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7046. PROPERTY, Protection of.—[further continued].
When once you [the Indians]
have property, you will want laws and magistrates to protect your property and persons,
and to punish those among you who
commit crimes. You will find that our laws
are good for this purpose.—
Address to Delawares. Washington ed. viii, 226.
(1808)
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