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7084. PROVIDENCE, An approving.—
We remark with special satisfaction those
circumstances which, under the smiles of
Providence, result from the skill, industry
and order of our citizens, managing their
own affairs in their own way and for their
own use, unembarrassed by too much regulations,
unoppressed by fiscal exactions.—
Second Annual Message. Washington ed. viii, 15.
Ford ed., viii, 182.
(Dec. 1802)
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