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3751. HISTORY (English), Value of.—
As we have employed some of the best materials
of the British constitution in the construction of
our own government, a knowledge of British
history becomes useful to the American politician.—
To John Norvell. Washington ed. v, 91.
Ford ed., ix, 72.
(W.
1807)
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