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Excerpt from The American Grammar
To the man of circumscribed views, innovation seems to imply a contempt for all former systems, and a total want of respect for their authors. But, he who has seen the clouds of literary night dissipate before the sun of improvement, the region of science grow lighter and lighter, and the horizon of truth extend from time to time, by repeated innovation, will soon overcome his attachment to absurd forms, and gladly promote that species of innovation which tends to build system upon truth and philosophy.
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