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Wisdom quotes mostly from Heads of State during the first century of the United States, whose character was eminently noble - a rare quality in leaders today.
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II. Liberty, Religion, Rights, Property, Government
III. Constitutional Government, Military, Foreign Affairs
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“They seem unable to unite in any principle, and to have no confidence in one another.
Thus it is, when truth and virtue are lost.”
– Ambassador John Adams, Paris, letter to Thomas Jefferson, 29 June 1780
