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7250. RELIGION, Personal.—[further continued].
I do not wish to trouble
the world with my creed, nor to be troubled
for them. These accounts are to be settled
only with Him who made us; and to Him
we leave it, with charity for all others, of
whom, also, He is the only rightful and competent
judge.—
To Timothy Pickering. Washington ed. vii, 211.
(M.
1821)
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