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7786. SELF-GOVERNMENT, Men capable of.—[further continued] .
It is a happy truth that
man is capable of self-government, and only
rendered otherwise by the moral degradation
designedly superinduced on him by the
wicked acts of his tyrant.—
To M. de Marbois. Washington ed. vii, 77.
(M.
1817)
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