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7162. REASON, Power of.—
Truth and reason are eternal. They have prevailed.
And they will eternally prevail, however, in
times and places they may be overborne for a
while by violence, military, civil, or ecclesiastical.—
To Rev. Mr. Knox. Washington ed. v, 503.
(M.
1810)
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