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7752. SECRECY, Government and.—
All nations have found it necessary, that for
the advantageous conduct of their affairs, some
of their proceedings, at least, should remain
known to their executive functionary only.—
To George Hay. Washington ed. v, 97.
Ford ed., ix, 57.
(W.
1807)
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