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7254. RELIGION, Political sermons.—[continued].
I agree, too, that on all
other occasions, the preacher has the right,
equally with every other citizen, to express
his sentiments, in speaking or writing, on the
subjects of medicine, law, politics, &c., his leisure
time being his own, and his congregation
not obliged to listen to his conversation or to
read his writings.—
To Mr. Wendover. Washington ed. vi, 446.
(M.
1815)
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