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206. AGITATION, Submission.—
The
force of public opinion cannot be resisted,
when permitted freely to be expressed. The
agitation it produces must be submitted to.
It is necessary to keep the waters pure.—
To Marquis Layfayette Washington ed. vii, 325.
Ford ed., x, 280.
(M.
1823)
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