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127. ADMINISTRATION, Good Republican.—
A good administration in a republican
government, securing to us our dearest
rights, and the practical enjoyment of all our
liberties, can never fail to give consolation to
the friends of free government, and mortification
to its enemies.—
R. to A. Rhode Island Republicans.
Washington ed. viii, 162.
(1809)
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