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4937. MAJORITY, Law of.—
Where the
law of the majority ceases to be acknowledged,
there government ends; the law of the
strongest takes its place, and life and property
are his who can take them.—
R. to A. Annapolis Citizens. Washington ed. viii, 150.
(1809)
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