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/, for one, do mol acquieSce. declare that
whatever obedience yield TO the laws of
the society in which live, is a matter be-
tween, rot myself and the community, but
my judgment and my will. Any punish
ment inflicted on me for a breach Of the
laws, should regard asso much gratui-
tous injury; for to those laws have never,
actually or virtually, assenved. know
that there are women in England who a
gree with me in this--l know that there
are women in America who agree with
me in this. .


The principle being once established,
1.-The methods will follow, easily, naturally,
and under a remarkable transmutation oI
| ihe Mdicrous into the sublime. The


Kings Of Europe would have laughed
mightily two centuries ago, at the idea q
commoner, without robes, crown, on q
sceptre, stepping into the throne Of a strong


nation. Yet who dared TO laugh when


Washington's super-royal voice greeted


the New World from the Presidential
Char, and the Old World stood te
catch the echo!