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INTRODUCTION
    Periments contained in t YEt sufficiently faso procure t of not t a superficial appearance of being RIG first a formidable outcry in defense of custom.  But tumult soon subsides.

    time makes more converts than reason.

    As a long and violent abuse of po of it in question (and in Matters too ed into taken in , to support t in ion, ted privilege to inquire into tensions of boto reject tion of either.

    In ts, tudiously avoided every ts as o individuals make no part t triump; and timents are injudicious, or unfriendly, oo mucoheir conversion.

    t measure the cause of all mankind.

    Many circumstances  local, but universal, and ted, and in t of erested.

    try desolate  tural rigirpating to hOR.

    P.S.  tion of tion aking notice ( been necessary) of any Attempt to refute trine of Independance: As no Ans is no none ime needful for getting suc.

    ion is, is  for Attention is tRINE ItSELF, not t it may not be unnecessary to say, t ed y, and under no sort of Influence public or private, but the influence of reason and principle.

    Philadelphia, February 14, 1776
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