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[Freedom of speech] is not only the natural privilege of liberty but also its support and preservation, every man therefore here is allowed to declare his sentiments openly, to speak or write whatever is not prohibited by the laws.

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If vice and faction can be got the better of, this nation will again appear in her ancient lustre.

The pride, the glory of Britain, and the direct end of its constitution, is political liberty.

By God, Harrison, I will see you righted!

Born and educated in this country, I glory in the name of Britain.

Attempting with vigour to restore religion and virtue when I mount the throne, this great country will probably regain her ancient state of lustre.

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