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7622. RIGHTS OF MAN, Government and.—
No interests are dearer to men than
those which ought to be secured to them by
their form of government, and none deserve
better of them than those who contribute to
the amelioration of that form.—
To M. Ruelle. Washington ed. v, 430.
(W.
1809)
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