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9219. YOUNG MEN, Self-government and.—
Three sons, and hopeful ones too, are a
rich treasure. I rejoice when I hear of young
men of virtue and talents, worthy to receive,
and likely to preserve the splendid inheritance
of self-government, which we have acquired
and shaped for them.—
To Judge Tyler. Washington ed. iv, 549.
(W.
1804)
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