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The people must constantly keep their Government small and local, and even then must watch it with great vigilance lest it run amok. That is the great Jeffersonian lesson, and it is one that all Americans must begin to learn again.
Jackson deserves a cherished place in the hearts of all Americans: By the time he left office, for the first time and the last time in the history of America, he had wiped out all of our public debt.
Dear Dr. Bennett: Dear Mr. Opitz: - Edmund Opitz and John C. Who Speaks for the Lord in the Halls of the People? - Larston D. Farrarr Treaty Law - Frank E. Holman; Armstrong Country, R.I.P. - Peter Steele
