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6681. PLATO'S REPUBLIC.—[continued].
It is fortunate for us,
that Platonic republicanism has not obtained the
same favor as Platonic Christianity; or we
should now have been all living men, women
and children pell mell together, like beasts of
the field or forest.—
To John Adams. Washington ed. vi, 355.
(1814)
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