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New-England first formed those institutions which liberty requires for beneficient activity; and from her, both before and since the Revolution, they have been copied throughout the Land.
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Henry Ward Beecher
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gutenberg.orgNew-England first formed those institutions which liberty requires for beneficient activity; and from her, both before and since the Revolution, they have been copied throughout the Land.
Beecher emphasizes the foundational role of New England in establishing institutions necessary for liberty in America.
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