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The Very Essence Of A Free Government Consists In Considering Offices As Public Trusts, -- Johann L.
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The very essence of a free government consists in considering offices
as public trusts,
-- Johann L. Uhland (1787-1862)
-- Speech, Feb. 13, 1835
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