In securing to all such their rights of preemption the Government performs but an act of retributive justice for sufferings encountered and hardships endured, and finds ample remuneration in the comforts which its policy insures and the happiness which it imparts.
John Tyler: “In securing to all such their rights of preemption the Government performs but an act of retributive justice for…”
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Tyler frames the government's support for settlers as a matter of justice and a source of happiness.
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