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Excerpt from Memoirs of the Rebellion: In 1745 and 1746
It was soon felt, in like manner, by the partisans of the new religious doctrines, that the establishment of their other rights was necessary to the secure enjoyment of their religion. Hence, in all our public dissensions, since the Reformation, religion and liberty have been more or less blended together.
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