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 1 1 |     think a happy and glorious institution. The Persians, again, are
 2 1 |        a conclusion about each institution in itself and say nothing,
 3 6 |     experience showed that the institution greatly conduced to security;
 4 6 |     There is, however, another institution which is the natural sequel
 5 6 |       present it does not. The institution of which I am about to speak
 6 6 |      heaven–born and admirable institution, but you are mistaken in
 7 6 |      law. They have no similar institution of public tables in the
 8 6 |   consent to listen, that this institution is good and proper; but
 9 12| perfect, we ought to have some institution, which, as I was saying,
10 12|        state which has no such institution is likely to be devoid of